shear thickening vs shear thickening material ?

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Discuss the differences between Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids in terms of shear stress vs. shear rate...

Discuss the differences between Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids in terms of shear stress vs. shear rate characteristics.

What Maximum Shear Stress tell you about the failure of material ?

What Maximum Shear Stress tell you about the failure of material?

Plot the shear strain and the shear strain rate as functions of the shear angle, for...

Plot the shear strain and the shear strain rate as functions of the shear angle, for several tool rake angles. Describe your observations.

do you want paint is is a shear thinning or a shear thickening (dilatant) fluid?

define the terms - Shear strain in shaft - Shear stress in shaft - Polar moment...

define the terms - Shear strain in shaft - Shear stress in shaft - Polar moment of inertia - Polar section modulus - Torsion rigidity -torsion

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Explain how the load conditions related to shear diagram, and how shear conditions related to moment diagram.

(c) Draw a schematic graph of resolved shear stress versus shear strain for a single crystal...

(c) Draw a schematic graph of resolved shear stress versus shear strain for a single crystal of a pure metal. Clearly label the point of the critical resolved shear stress and the three subsequent stages of dislocation behaviour. Describe these three stages. (d) Explain why the critical resolved shear stress is much lower than the theoretical strength, based on the force required to break atomic bonds within the structure.

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