L. Chiapponi

Non-Newtonian power-law gravity currents propagating in confining boundaries

The propagation of viscous, thin gravity currents of non-Newtonian liquids in horizontal and inclined channels with semicircular and triangular cross-sections is investigated theoretically and experimentally. The liquid rheology is described by a power-law model with flow behaviour index

Propagation of viscous gravity currents inside confining boundaries: the effects of fluid rheology and channel geometry

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Automated Inclinometer Monitoring Based on Micro Electro-Mechanical System Technology: Applications and Verification

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Radial gravity currents in vertically graded porous media: Theory and experiments for Newtonian and power-law fluids

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On the axisymmetric spreading of non-Newtonian power-law gravity currents of time-dependent volume: An experimental and theoretical investigation focused on the inference of rheological parameters

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