Newtonian vs. Non-Newtonian Fluids

Here is a video about the difference between Newtonian and Non-Newtonian Fluids that we created for our ECI 100 - Fluid Mechanics course at UC Davis for Fall 2017 quarter. Enjoy and thanks for watching!
References for concepts and equations:
1. Andrade, E.N.C. (1934) A theory of the viscosity of liquids - Part II. Phil. Mag., 17, 698-732.
2. Barnes H. A. (2002) Viscosity, Ed. Institute of Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics, University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
3. White, F.M. (2011). Fluid Mechanics, 7th Ed., McGraw-Hill, NY.

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[@yasminal-saadi6172]

Thank you guys for your efforts! This video is very useful! :)

[@chenaramkumawat1390]

Thank You dear for this great video.

[@vendelalind]

Great video - thanks!!

[@sharpandloud3422]

So with enough velocity any fluid can behave like a non-newtonian fluid? For instance people landing in water from very high distances and having their bones broken?

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Somuch info.. Thanks!!

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[@Kim-qd1mn]

What's the example of newtonian? And non newtonian??

[@DroisKargva]

Gave me a good night sleep. Thanks

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[@jrm9169]

Excellent video but why are the functions for shear stress at 1:07 both negative (-η and -μ)? Here you defined η =(du/dy)^(n-1). Doesn't that mean that η = (du/dy)^n / (du/dy) . In the power law model at 6:37 you rewrite the Tau function but, using the above:
Tau = -η(du/dy) = - [ (du/dy)^n / (du/dy) ] x (du/dy) = - (du/dy)^n
This makes your consistency coefficient (k) always -1.
I know that's not true so where is the flaw?
Also at 6:37, you have the units of K as [ Pa-S^(-n) ]. Shouldn't that be [ Pa-s^(n) ]?

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[@justraja100]

Was that curve right???

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Aye bro wassup with this "rest of the fucking owl" math man. I just wanted to know was are mash potatoes a non Newtonian fluid.

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[@KhaLed-pb4pu]

Dalatan fluid?? what??? and why is the guy sleep talking??? just speak up ! raise your voice!