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Non-Newtonian Power-law fluid simulations in rectangular channel

<h1>Velocity distribution in rectangular channel for Power law fluid.</h1> <p>Using viscosity: eta(x)=K*(x/gamma0)^(n-1)/gamma0</p> <p>Solved the PDE equation: https://doc.comsol.com/5.5/doc/com.comsol.help.comsol/comsol_ref_equationbased.23.008.html<br>in rectangular channel in COMSOL with<br>c=eta(sqrt(d(u,x)^2+d(u,y)^2), f=0.013333333 [Pa*s]<br>e_a, d_a, alpha, beta, gamma=0<br>gamma0=1[1/s]<br>Boundary conditions on x=0, y=0, x=witdh, y=height is u=0</p> <p>Output file contains:&nbsp; Coordinates X, Y [mm] on triangular grid and&nbsp;Velocity u [m/s]</p> <p>File specific parameters:<br>"H2O_100x096.txt" - n=1, K=0.013333333 [Pa*s], height=1 [mm], width=0.96 [mm]<br>"10pFBS_37C_100x115.txt" - n=0.5, K=0.00541540444218501 [Pa*s], height=1 [mm], width=1.15 [mm]<br>"10pFBS_097x092.txt" - n=0.32, K=0.00541540444218501 [Pa*s], height=0.97 [mm], width=0.92 [mm]</p>

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