Physics – Condensed Matter – Soft Condensed Matter
Scientific paper
2011-07-25
Rheologica Acta (2009) Volume 48, Number 6, 665-672
Physics
Condensed Matter
Soft Condensed Matter
Scientific paper
This paper exposes an extension of an activation model previously published by the authors. When particles arranged along the compression axis of a sheared suspension, they may overcome the electrostatic repulsion and form force chains associated with shear thickening. A percolation based consideration, allows an estimation of the impact of the force chains on a flowing suspension. It suggests that, similar to mode-coupling models, the suspension becomes unstable before the critical stress evaluated from the activation model is reached. The theory is applicable only to discontinuous shear thickening, and the predictions are compared with results from two experimental studies on aqueous suspensions of inorganic oxides; in one of them hydration repulsion and in the other hydrophobic attraction can be expected. It is shown that the incorporation of non-DLVO forces greatly improve predictions of the shear thickening instability.
Kaldasch Joachim
Laven Jozua
Senge Bernhard
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