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Is there something like a generic formula/model for the calculation of apparent viscosities of slurries? Or, more specifically, is there such a formula/model for aqueous sulfur slurries.
TIA,
Arne Bollen
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Apparent Viscosity Of Slurries
Started by Guest_Arne_*, Sep 06 2005 02:38 AM
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Posted 09 September 2005 - 06:33 AM
YEs, you mmay use the MOri & Ototake equation Phi is the volmu fraction of solids
Mu(suspension)/Mu(pure liquid)=1+ 1.56*Phi/(0.52-Phi)
The equation wors best at low Phi (less than 0.15)
If you have one experimental data point, then Mooney equation can be used to calculate viscosity at other loadings.
I hope this answers your question.
Mu(suspension)/Mu(pure liquid)=1+ 1.56*Phi/(0.52-Phi)
The equation wors best at low Phi (less than 0.15)
If you have one experimental data point, then Mooney equation can be used to calculate viscosity at other loadings.
I hope this answers your question.
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Posted 04 November 2005 - 08:58 PM
Slurries are usually shear sensitive, mud for example is shear thinning as are many clay slurries.
How is this accounted for? Is that phi
How is this accounted for? Is that phi
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