For solids with elastic modulus of rigidity, the shearing force is proportional to _____ while for fluids it is proportional to _____ (shear strain / rate of shear strain). Fill in the blank.
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shear strain , rate of shear strain.
for solid , shear modulus = shear stress/shear strain
or, shear modulus = shear force/area × shear strain
or, shear force = (shear modulus × area) × shear strain
here it is clear that shearing force is directly proportional to shear strain .
for fluid , shearing force is directly proportional to rate of shear strain.
actually, the fluid has tendency to flow and reach some velocity before it reaches a steady state with some velocity gradient.
Now having a velocity gradient means that with time each point in the fluid will change it's position with time therefore the strain is not constant and there is a strain rate. and this strain rate is proportional to the applied shear force/stress .
that's why shearing force is directly proportional to rate of strain.
for solid , shear modulus = shear stress/shear strain
or, shear modulus = shear force/area × shear strain
or, shear force = (shear modulus × area) × shear strain
here it is clear that shearing force is directly proportional to shear strain .
for fluid , shearing force is directly proportional to rate of shear strain.
actually, the fluid has tendency to flow and reach some velocity before it reaches a steady state with some velocity gradient.
Now having a velocity gradient means that with time each point in the fluid will change it's position with time therefore the strain is not constant and there is a strain rate. and this strain rate is proportional to the applied shear force/stress .
that's why shearing force is directly proportional to rate of strain.
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