Where to find sample fluid stirring data?

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In summary, the individual is looking for force data for fluid stirring but their current force sensor does not have enough resolution to read the force for Newtonian fluids. The sensor can only read forces greater than 0.5N, so they may need to use more viscous fluids or a larger stirring implement to register a higher force. They are also wondering if there are any sample graphs available for the force of fluid stirring.
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I want to find some force data for fluid stirring. originally I intended to record the data using my force sensor, but it doesn't have the resolution to read stirring force for Newtonian fluid.

unless there's a Newtonian fluid with high enough viscosity to produce a reaction force greater than 0.5N, my sensor can't read it.

is there a place to download some sample graphs for the force of fluid stirring motion? thx
 
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I have a couple of ideas:

1. Try some viscous fluids, such as ketchup, honey, or perhaps mix some sugar water to a consistency that's thick enough to register, but still approximately Newtonian over a small range.

2. If those won't increase the force that registers on your instrument, perhaps you need a larger stirring implement (larger surface area). Is it just a cylinder, or is it something else like a mixer (like an egg beater tool)? As you scale up the size of the stirring tool, you'll scale up your force as well.
 

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