In the viscous coupling differentials the shear stress of high shaft speed differences causes a dilatant fluid in the differential to become solid, linking the two shafts.
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Just as the opposite behaviour of becoming thinner with time is thixotropism ( time dependent pseudoplastic behaviour ), rheopectic behaviour may be described as time-dependent dilatant behaviour.
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Dilatant fracturing will create escape routes, so the fluid pressure is likely to be buffered at the value required for the transition between shear and oblique tensile ( dilatant ) fracture, which is slightly in excess of the load pressure if the maximum compression is nearly horizontal.
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Dilatant fracturing will create escape routes, so the fluid pressure is likely to be buffered at the value required for the transition between shear and oblique tensile ( dilatant ) fracture, which is slightly in excess of the load pressure if the maximum compression is nearly horizontal.
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The OCR is significant for two reasons : firstly, because the compressibility of normally consolidated soil is significantly larger than that for overconsolidated soil, and secondly, the shear behavior and dilatancy of clayey soil are related to the OCR through critical state soil mechanics; highly overconsolidated clayey soils are dilatant, while normally consolidated soils tend to be contractive.
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According to this theory, in the source a series accommodation processes which allow medium " to adapt ( to any limen ) " to increasing loads and in which such specific properties of block mediums, as ability to repacking, to quasiplastic flow, to dilatant strengthening, and also the phenomenon of dynamic convertibility of dilatancy, leading to formation of mesostrictures in source earthquake areas are awakely displayed educes.
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