mk

Martin Kröger
Prof Dr rer nat habil

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519)

home
group members
PhD students
livecam
open positions

publications

research

education

talks

boards

cv

awards

links

contact

1 selected entry has been cited at least 6 times (SCI, 17-05-2024)

Article   P.S. Stephanou, M. Kröger
Tumbling-snake model for polymeric liquids subjected to biaxial elongational flows with a focus on planar elongation
Polymers 10 (2018) 329
We have recently solved the tumbling-snake model for concentrated polymer solutions and entangled melts in the presence of both steady-state and transient shear and uniaxial elongational flows, supplemented by a variable link tension coefficient. Here, we provide the transient and stationary solutions of the tumbling-snake model under biaxial elongation both analytically, for small and large elongation rates, and via Brownian dynamics simulations, for the case of planar elongational flow over a wide range of rates, times, and the model parameters. We show that both the steady-state and transient first planar viscosity predictions are similar to their uniaxial counterparts, in accord with recent experimental data. The second planar viscosity seems to behave in all aspects similarly to the shear viscosity, if shear rate is replaced by elongation rate.


for LaTeX users
@article{PSStephanou2018-10,
 author = {P. S. Stephanou and M. Kr\"oger},
 title = {Tumbling-snake model for polymeric liquids subjected to biaxial elongational flows with a focus on planar elongation},
 journal = {Polymers},
 volume = {10},
 pages = {329},
 year = {2018}
}

\bibitem{PSStephanou2018-10} P.S. Stephanou, M. Kr\"oger,
Tumbling-snake model for polymeric liquids subjected to biaxial elongational flows with a focus on planar elongation,
Polymers {\bf 10} (2018) 329.

PSStephanou2018-10
P.S. Stephanou, M. Kr\"oger
Tumbling-snake model for polymeric liquids subjected to biaxial elongational flows with a focus on planar elongation
Polymers,10,2018,329


meetings »»



NOVA project »»


POLYHUB project »»

© 2024