Carbonyl iron suspension with halloysite additive and its magnetorheology
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Abstract The magnetorheological (MR) characteristics of a micron-sized soft magnetic carbonyl iron-based MR fluid were examined using halloysite nanoclay mineral, as an additive. The flow curves measured from a rotational rheometer revealed non-Newtonian Bingham fluid behavior under an applied magnetic field. The sedimentation of the MR fluid with and without the halloysite additive was also measured using a Turbiscan. It was found that the added rod-like hollow nanotubular-structured halloysite improved the sedimentation problem despite the decrease in MR behavior, as determined from the significant decrease in sedimentation rate.
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OpenAlex topics: Vibration Control and Rheological Fluids · Clay minerals and soil interactions · Polymer Nanocomposites and Properties
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