Browsing by Subject Non-Newtonian

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
2006Balanced beam tube viscometry vs rotational viscometry: A comparisonHaldenwang, Rainer ; Slatter, Paul ; Alderman, Neil ; Kotzé, Reinhardt ; Sery, Gervais ; George, Naziem 
2019Effect of round orifice aspect ratio on nonnewtonian fluid discharge from tanksMohajane, Tsepang ; Khahledi, Morakane Charlotte ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Fester, Veruscha G. ; Chhabra, Raj 
2004The effect of shape on laminar flow in open channels for non-Newtonian fluidsHaldenwang, Rainer ; Slatter, Paul ; Vanyaza, S 
2006Experimental procedure and database for non-Newtonian open channel flowHaldenwang, Rainer ; Slatter, Paul 
2014A feasibility study of in-line rheological characterisation of a wastewater sludge using ultrasound technologyKotzé, R ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Fester, Veruscha G ; Rössle, W 
2015In-line rheological characterisation of wastewater sludges using non-invasive ultrasound sensor technologyKotze, R ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Fester, Veruscha G ; Rössle, W 
2014The influence of the rheological model used in pipe-flow prediction techniques for homogeneous non-Newtonian fluidsvan den Heever, EM ; Sutherland, APN ; Haldenwang, Rainer 
2002Laminar and Transitional Flow in open channels for non- Newtonian fluidsHaldenwang, Rainer ; Slatter, Paul ; Chhabra, Raj 
2011Measurement and analysis of flow behaviour in complex geometries using the Ultrasonic Velocity Profiling (UVP) techniqueKotzé, Reinhardt ; Wiklund, Johan ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Fester, Veruscha G 
2010Prediction of non-Newtonian head losses through diaphragm valves at different opening positionsKabwe, A. M ; Fester, Veruscha G ; Slatter, P.T. 
2017Transitional flow of non-Newtonian fluids in open channels of different cross-sectional shapesKabwe, Christine ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Fester, Veruscha G ; Chhabra, Raj 
2014Ultrasound Doppler measurements inside a diaphragm valve using novel transducer technologiesReinhardt Kotzé; Johan Wiklund
2017Waste water sludge pipeline predictions using conventional viscometry and ultrasound based rheometryHaldenwang, Rainer ; Fester, Veruscha G ; Kotzé, Reinhardt