Rheology of Complex Fluids
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Rheology of Complex Fluids
Abhijit P. Deshpande, J. Murali Krishnan, P. B. Sunil Kumar
This book provides an in-depth treatment of complex fluids. A clear understanding of the flow and rheological behavior of such fluids is crucial while carrying out the processing operations, designing equipments which handle/transport these fluids, and in their end-use applications.
This book:
•Discusses multicomponent-multiphase systems of which most of complex fluids are examples
•Covers a wide variety of application areas from polymers to biological systems.
•Introduces active fluids, with internal energy generation, and their rheology
•Involves multidisciplinary tools, and brings together contributors from different backgrounds
Rheology of Complex Fluids is a must-read for researchers and practicing engineers in the complex fluid industry. Selected portions of the book can be used as supplementary teaching material.
The aim of the School on Rheology of Complex fluids is to bring together young researchers and teachers from educational and R&D institutions, and expose them to the basic concepts and research techniques used in the study of rheological behavior of complex fluids. The lectures will be delivered by well-recognized experts. The book contents will be based on the lecture notes of the school.
Discusses how to understand multicomponent-multiphase systems of which most of complex fluids are examples Covers a wide variety of application areas from polymers, emulsions to biological systems Introduces active fluids and their rheology, with chemical energy generation Involves multidisciplinary tools, the book proposes to bring together contributors from different backgrounds Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Abhijit P. Deshpande
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