Abstract
A model was developed for calculating the motion of dilute suspensions of rigid, slender particles in a uniformly sheared viscous liquid, taking into ac count interactions between particles. The model was applied to the plane Couette flow problem in which particles are suspended in a liquid moving parallel to a plane with a uniform, shearing motion. The results of the model were compared to existing data, and good agreement was found between the calculated and experimental results. Using the model, results were also ob tained which illustrate the major effects of particle-particle interactions on the angular motion of the particles.
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