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December 8, 2010, 10:26 |
Is it possible to relate Viscosity with Friction coeff?
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Hi everyone.
I am working on a particle model, but for the first trial, I have to simulate this particles as a continuous fluid. The particles are balls of graphite of 6cm diameter. I know all the properties of this "pebbles" but I have no idea about how to convert friction parameters into viscosity in order to "convert" this properties. I thought with experiments (but I don´t have budget for this) I don´t really believe it is possible in a proper way, but boss is boss... |
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