1. Apr 5, 2007 #1

   germana2006

   

   What is shear flow? Hat this flow viscosity? .............
   
   Thank you

    

   germana2006, Apr 5, 2007
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3. Apr 6, 2007 #2

   siddharth

   

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   Shear flow in a solid, liquids, granular particles ...? You need to be more specific.

    

   siddharth, Apr 6, 2007
4. Apr 9, 2007 #3

   Claude Bile

   

   Science Advisor

   Shear generally means parallel to a plane of reference - typically a surface of some sort.
   
   Claude.

    

   Claude Bile, Apr 9, 2007
5. Apr 10, 2007 #4

   germana2006

   

   I want to know only what it means shear flow, for example in a rectangular tube with a sphere particle. And then if there are viscosity or not.

    

   germana2006, Apr 10, 2007

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