This article investigates the impact of the type of carrier medium, varying particle proportions, types of particles, and additive proportions on the sedimentation ratio as well as off-state viscosity of the synthesized MR fluid samples. The MR fluid sample comprising silicon oil as a carrier fluid, carbonyl iron particle with 6 mm average particle size (APS), 24% proportion of Fe particles by volume, and 2% ethylene glycol monostearate exhibits the best sedimentation stability. The MR fluid sample containing silicon oil as a carrier fluid, the electrolytic iron particle with 32 mm APS, 16% proportion of Fe particles by volume, and 1.5% ethylene glycol monostearate exhibits the best (lowest) value for the off-state viscosity. The value of off-state viscosity for all 18 prepared MR samples ranges from 0.284 to 0.612 Pas at a shear rate of 1000 s−1 & this rheological property exhibits a decline with a rise in shear rate. The optimal results obtained through the design of experiment (DoE) methodology have been validated using a confirmation experiment.

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Investigation of Sedimentation Ratio and Off-State Viscosity of Magnetorheological Fluids

  • Vinod Chauhan,
  • Ashwani Kumar,
  • Radhey Sham

摘要

This article investigates the impact of the type of carrier medium, varying particle proportions, types of particles, and additive proportions on the sedimentation ratio as well as off-state viscosity of the synthesized MR fluid samples. The MR fluid sample comprising silicon oil as a carrier fluid, carbonyl iron particle with 6 mm average particle size (APS), 24% proportion of Fe particles by volume, and 2% ethylene glycol monostearate exhibits the best sedimentation stability. The MR fluid sample containing silicon oil as a carrier fluid, the electrolytic iron particle with 32 mm APS, 16% proportion of Fe particles by volume, and 1.5% ethylene glycol monostearate exhibits the best (lowest) value for the off-state viscosity. The value of off-state viscosity for all 18 prepared MR samples ranges from 0.284 to 0.612 Pas at a shear rate of 1000 s−1 & this rheological property exhibits a decline with a rise in shear rate. The optimal results obtained through the design of experiment (DoE) methodology have been validated using a confirmation experiment.