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Wall slip effects on the fiber orientation of a short-fiber suspension in hyperbolic channel flow
We investigate the effect of wall fluid slip on the orientation of non-Brownian, short, rigid, and high aspect ratio cylindrical fibers suspended in a Newtonian fluid in flow through a symmetric hyperbolic planar channel. The fiber orientation is described using a second-order tensor formulation tha
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