Comparison Of Electrorheological Behaviour Of Mineral And Transformer Oil Contaminated By Starch

Year 1998, Volume: 11 Issue: 2, 39 - 51, 31.12.1998

E.ramazan Topçu Ramazan Kapucu

Abstract

Electrorheological fluids consist of finely
divided polarizable particles suspended in non-conducting fluid.

Keywords

Electrorheological Fluids, Cylindrical Viscometer, Bingham Fluid, Electrical Field

Comparison Of Electrorheological Behaviour Of Mineral And Transformer Oil Contaminated By Starch

Abstract

Electrorheological fluids consist of finely divided polarizable particles suspended in non-conducting fluid.

Keywords

Electrorheological Fluids, Cylindrical Viscometer, Bingham Fluid, Electrical Field

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