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Compression Resistance of Magnetorheological Fluid

Journal Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 143 - 144)
Volume Smart Materials and Intelligent Systems
Edited by H. Wang, B.J. Zhang, X.Z.Liu, D.Z.Luo, S.B.Zhong
Pages 624-628
DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.143-144.624
Citation Hong Yun Wang et al., 2010, Advanced Materials Research, 143-144, 624
Online since October, 2010
Authors Hong Yun Wang, Xiao Wang, Cheng Bi
Keywords Compression Resistance, Magnetic Flux Density, MR Fluid
Abstract

The ability of magnetorheological(MR) fluids to resist compression in the direction of magnetic field was tested to investigate the quasi-static squeezing process of MR fluids. A experiment setup was designed and fabricated to test the compression characteristics. Under the different magnetic flux density, the curves of the MR fluids were studied for yield stress versus compression stress, compression stress versus compression strain. The compression resistance of MRF was then measured for the different magnetic flux density for comparison with the shear yield strength of the same magnetic field. The results showed that the compression resistance of the MRF was much stronger than its shear yield stress for the same magnetic field strength conditions. The compression resistance of MRF can be utilized to design new magnetorheological devices.

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