1 Reply Latest reply on Feb 18, 2016 12:33 PM by Robert Kratochvil

How to define a non-newtonian version of water?

Robert Kratochvil Feb 18, 2016 11:18 AM

I did this over a year ago but the definition has since disappeared from my material database.

I would like to mix a non-newtonian slurry with water. Previous articles I had come across provided properties to set up a non-newtonian version of water in the database so the two fluids could be mixed.

Anyone have any handy links? Thanks in advance.

Re: How to define a non-newtonian version of water?

Robert Kratochvil Feb 18, 2016 12:33 PM (in response to Robert Kratochvil)

As an update, here is what I have done so far.

- Copied the tables for density, specific heat, and thermal conductivity from the pre-defined water and pasted into a new user-defined non-newtonian fluid.
- Set viscosity to the Power-law model

Essentially, what I am looking for is the Consistency Coefficient and the Power-Law Index.
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