Weissenberg Effect With Common Fluids
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All Comments (14)
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Dude just because you think fluid is geometric, doesn't mean it is!!
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no es muy demostrativo!
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@wiglaf13 Thanks much, and I meant no disrespect to the experiment. It only took me 2 years to reply. Better late than never? Haha.
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need to run a lot slower, steel isnt always the best material for the surface tension either, you have shear thinning going on more than you have the weisenberg effect with slick steel and high rpm. try a stable rod sanded rod at a lower rpm
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Oh and the rod is 'swirling around' like... excentrically (excuse my bad english) take double bearings, make a proper experiment.
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Bad experiment. you move the rod yourself, you cannot get a good reading because of that. Try measuring in circumference speed, not plain rotational speed. try different diameters, with the same circumferential speed. Do try motoroil as well.
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Use the volume slider, genius.
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Thank you
You have saved me so much time and money lol
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The music should be quieter
What band/song is this playing in this video? It sounds like the kind of experiment I am more interested in. =]
miragex485 3 years ago
the song is by pinback. i don't remember the song title, but it is on the "blue screen life" album. i think the song is "offline pk."
wiglaf13 3 years ago