
handle: 11250/3115574
Yield stress is commonly used to describe the rheological properties of drilling fluids. There are various methods to define such yield stress. Some approaches provide yield stress values sufficient to derive a proper fluid mechanical model while other approaches define the fluid properties as comparable matters. Here logarithmic values from shear rate measurements ramped both up and down are evaluated.
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