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Behavior of viscoelastic glass bead suspensions under superposed flows

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Parallel superposed flows may be useful in order to explain the rheological behavior of viscoelastic suspensions. It has been shown that relaxation times of molecules are affected by a combined flow, and the rheological behavior of glass bead suspensions in a viscoelastic medium is explaned in terms of such variations.

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Masi, P., Nicodemo, L., Nicolais, L. et al. Behavior of viscoelastic glass bead suspensions under superposed flows. Rheol Acta 21, 598–604 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01534356

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