Velocity and shear rate estimates of some non-Newtonian oscillatory flows in tubes
Nikolai Kutev, S. Tabakova, S. Radev
Abstract
Nikolai Kutev, S. Tabakova, S. Radev
Abstract
The two-dimensional Newtonian and non-Newtonian (Carreau viscosity model used) oscillatory flows in straight tubes are studied theoretically and numerically. The corresponding analytical solution of the Newtonian flow and the numerical solution of the Carreau viscosity model flow show differences in velocity and shear rate. Some estimates for the velocity and shear rate differences are theoretically proved. As numerical examples the blood flow in different type of arteries and the polymer flow in pipes are considered.
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The two-dimensional Newtonian and non-Newtonian (Carreau viscosity model used) oscillatory flows in straight tubes are studied theoretically and numerically. The corresponding analytical solution of the Newtonian flow and the numerical solution of the Carreau viscosity model flow show differences in velocity and shear rate. Some estimates for the velocity and shear rate differences are theoretically proved. As numerical examples the blood flow in different type of arteries and the polymer flow in pipes are considered.
Key concepts: Carreau fluid, Generalized Newtonian fluid, Shear rate, Mechanics, Non-Newtonian fluid, Newtonian fluid, Viscosity, Volumetric flow rate