Inertial shear force and the impact on facilities for the International Space Station

J.J.W.A. Loon, van; H.T.E. Folgering; C.V.C. Bouten; J.P. Veldhuijzen; T.H. Smit

Inertial shear force and the impact on facilities for the International Space Station

J.J.W.A. Loon, van
, H.T.E. Folgering
, C.V.C. Bouten
, J.P. Veldhuijzen
, T.H. Smit

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Abstract

Inertial shear force is a surface force that is generated in centrifuges especially with attached samples on flat surfaces and plays a significant role in gravitational and space research. The magnitude of this force is proportional to the radius of the centrifuge and surface area of the sample compartment. In gravitational research we want to study the impact of weight onto a system. However, the force of inertial shear is perpendicular to the gravity vector, hence, results may be obscured or even misinterpreted by this artifact

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	359-360
Number of pages	2
Journal	Journal of Gravitational Physiology
Volume	9
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 2002

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