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Viscosity (todo).

粘度预设

The viscosity refers to the "thickness" of the fluid and actually the force needed to move an object of a certain surface area through it at a certain speed.

For manual entry, please note that the normal real-world viscosity (the so-called dynamic viscosity) is measured in Pascal-seconds (Pa.s), or in Poise units (P, equal to 0.1 Pa.s), and commonly centiPoise units (cP, equal to 0.001 Pa.s).

Blender, on the other hand, uses the kinematic viscosity which is dynamic viscosity in Pa.s, divided by the density in kg.m-3, unit m2.s-1.

The table below gives some examples of fluids together with their dynamic and kinematic viscosities.

Blender粘度单位换算。

流体

动力粘度(厘泊)

Kinematic viscosity (Blender, in m2.s-1)

Water (20 °C)

1.002×100 (1.002)

1.002×10-6 (0.000001002)

油SAE 50

5.0×102 (500)

5.0×10-5 (0.00005)

Honey (20 °C)

1.0×104 (10,000)

2.0×10-3 (0.002)

巧克力酱

3.0×104 (30,000)

3.0×10-3 (0.003)

番茄酱

1.0×105 (100,000)

1.0×10-1 (0.1)

熔融玻璃

1.0×1015

1.0×100 (1.0)

Manual entries are specified by a floating point number and an exponent. These floating point and exponent entry fields (scientific notation) simplify entering very small or large numbers.

The viscosity of water at room temperature is 1.002 cP, or 0.001002 Pa.s; the density of water is about 1000 kg.m-3, which gives a kinematic viscosity of 0.000001002 m2.s-1 -- so the entry would be 1.002 times 10 to the minus six (1.002×10-6 in scientific notation).

Hot glass and melting iron are fluids, but very thick; you should enter something like 1.0×100 (= 1.0) as its kinematic viscosity (indicating a value of 1.0×106cP).

注意，模拟求解器不适用于非流体，如不“流动”的材料。简单地将粘度设置为非常大的值将不会导致类似刚体的行为，但可能会导致不稳定。

Note

Viscosity Varies

The default values in Blender are considered typical for those types of fluids and "look right" when animated. However, actual viscosity of some fluids, especially sugar-laden fluids like chocolate syrup and honey, depend highly on temperature and concentration. Oil viscosity varies by SAE rating. Glass at room temperature is basically a solid, but glass at 1500 °C flows (nearly) like water.

Base

The base of the viscosity value (e.g. 1.002 in the case of water (20 °C)).

Exponent

The exponent of the viscosity value that will be multiplied by 10-6 (e.g. 6 in the case of water (20 °C)).

真实世界大小

Size of the domain object in the real world in meters. If you want to create a mug of coffee, this might be 10 cm (0.1 meters), while a swimming pool might be 10 m. The size set here defines the longest side of the domain bounding box.

表面张力

Surface tension in grid units. Higher value will produce liquids with greater surface tension.