I'm Puneet Singh. I wanted to know
how to simulate the electrorheological (ER) fluids. I need help any type that will help me in simulate the electrorheological (ER) fluids.
depends on your aplication. If you intend to work with lubrication the necessery step will be the constitutive relationship between stress and strain rate. But if you trying to simulate the flow on a specific device (like a damper) do you really need a 2d/3d simulation flow software (first a commercial one).
Thank you very much for the response, actually I am trying to simulate the electrorheological fluid stress and strain rate depending upon the current apply. If u have any suggestion Please help me.
I will try first common Finite Elements Method. But you really need to know how deep do you think to go: atomic, molecular or continuum level??? This anwers will guide you in the right technique.
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Dear Singh, depends on
Dear Singh,
depends on your aplication. If you intend to work with lubrication the necessery step will be the constitutive relationship between stress and strain rate. But if you trying to simulate the flow on a specific device (like a damper) do you really need a 2d/3d simulation flow software (first a commercial one).
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Toseli
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Electrorheological fluid
Dear Toseli,
Thank you very much for the response, actually I am trying to simulate the electrorheological fluid stress and strain rate depending upon the current apply. If u have any suggestion Please help me.
Regards,
Puneet Singh
In reply to Electrorheological fluid by enggpuneet
Dear Puneet Singh, I will
Dear Puneet Singh,
I will try first common Finite Elements Method. But you really need to know how deep do you think to go: atomic, molecular or continuum level??? This anwers will guide you in the right technique.
Good luck,
Toseli
Appreciate fantastic blog
Appreciate fantastic blog publish. Where else could I receive this type of information designed in this kind of incite full way. I've got a project that i'm at the moment focusing on, and i'm sure this helps us a lot. and I've been searching for similarly info since from couple of days….Thanks!!!!! Research Papers - Term Papers - Essays
Thanks for sharing .Keep
Thanks for sharing .Keep posting articles like this. A good example of content presentation. A piece of information from you every now and then is really great. Everything was so well coordinated and looked so aesthetically pleasing to the eye. Great job! Lab Report Writing - Dissertations