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Fluid dynamics

the climbing of a viscoelastic fluid up a rotating rod, caused by normal stresses along curved streamlines rather than inertia.

In fluid dynamics, Weissenberg effect refers to the climbing of a viscoelastic fluid up a rotating rod, caused by normal stresses along curved streamlines rather than inertia. This meaning comes from Weissenberg (1947) in Nature.[1]

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References

Weissenberg, K. (1947). A Continuum Theory of Rhelogical Phenomena. Nature, 159(4035), 310-311. https://doi.org/10.1038/159310a0

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