Thermal Conductivity of an Electrorheological Fluid Upon the Change in External Electric and Temperature Fields
摘要
A study has been made of the rheological behavior of electrorheological fluids containing composite perovskite-like-structured oxides under the impact of a constant electric field of strength 0–4 kV/mm and elevated temperatures (20–60°C). The behavior of the thermal conductivity of electrorheological fluids has been analyzed upon the change in the temperature in the range 20–40°C, and in the electric field, from 0 to 1.5 kV/mm. Methods of scientific experiment, the method of an unbounded plane layer, and regression-analysis methods were employed. Experimental results have been interpreted in diagrammatic representation and analytical form.