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December 12, 2003, 08:48 |
Rate of strain in a fluid
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Hi,
I am trying to determine the value of strain in a fluid. A literature review leads me to: Sij = 1/2 (duj/dxi + dui/dxj) Some papers have |S| = sqrt(2 * Sij Sij) whilst others have |S| = sqrt (Sij Sij) Can anyone tell me which is correct. Thanks Tim. |
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December 12, 2003, 12:33 |
Re: Rate of strain in a fluid
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The first one seems familiar and correct
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December 15, 2003, 07:54 |
Re: Rate of strain in a fluid
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Hi,
The first formula gives you the rate of strain as commonly defined, in tensor notation and hence with direction. I've seen, as you, both the other two defintions for the total strain. I would prefer people to use the one without 2. |
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January 21, 2004, 13:09 |
Re: Rate of strain in a fluid
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The first one is the strain rate tensor (3x3 matrix) while the latter is the magnitude of the strain rate tensor (a scalar value). Both are correct depending on what you want to evaluate.
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