Effect of Making Technology on Properties of Ni/TiO2/PAn Particles ER Fluid

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This paper emphasis has researched the effect of particles scattering, surrounding thickness, heat treatment temperature and etc on microstructure, mechanics properties and macrostructure under different electric field of Ni/TiO2, Ni/TiO2/PAn Particles ER fluid, It is found that particles scattering, surrounding thickness, heat treatment temperature have major effect on shear stress and chain of particles.

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September 2013

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