In this, the first of a series of papers on the drainage of a thin film of non-Newtonian liquid down a vertical surface, a parametric solution is obtained for liquids with a shear-rate dependent viscosity and a prescribed initial profile. Experimental measurement of the mass of fluid remaining on a surface as a function of drainage time agrees with the theory.
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