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On steady streaming in viscoelastic liquids (English)
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1 April 1993
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This paper deals with nonlinear streaming effects associated with oscillatory motion in viscoelastic liquids. The fluid flow may be generated by a pulsating pressure or by oscillating boundaries, for instance by the linear oscillation of a body immersed in the liquid. Under the assumption of sufficiently small deformation amplitude, the theory is based on the second-order integral approximation for incompressible simple fluids. Using a perturbation technique, the extra stresses are connected to the Eulerian velocity field. The special case of harmonic time dependence of the stimulation is investigated in detail.
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symmetries
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second-order viscoelasticity
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particle drift
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oscillatory motion
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second-order integral approximation
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incompressible simple fluids
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perturbation technique
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