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we know viscous force is 6 (pi)nrv so do we ve viscous force acting b/w layers even if there is no relative motion

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msp ·

viscous force is a force which is a result of the relative motion between the fluid layers.It is just like frictional force not static.

1
vector ·

so u mean viscous force mst be acting in case of no relative motion

3
msp ·

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viscosity

1
vector ·

i know tht thing bt temme suppose i apply a very very little force on a body in water in tangential direction so tht there is no motion . it means sum force is opposing ma applied force if it snot viscosity then wat s tht force.

1
vector ·

sum1 tell

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Celestine preetham ·

thats shear strain of the body
its independent of liquid

1
vector ·

so it means viscosity ll be 0 if no relative motion

1
vector ·

n it s given in hcv tht viscous force of a liquid can also be called shear stress

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Celestine preetham ·

yes viscosity is 0 wen no relative motion

and viscous force is indeed shear stress of liquid (due to displacement of liquid wen relative motion)

i was telling about shear stress of the rigid body involved and not liquid in #7

1
vector ·

gt d point tx again

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