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Comparison of extensional flow to shear flow:
- Extensional flow is defined as flow which is created by pulling on a molten polymer and it can happen on contraction situations. Whereas, shear flow is used in solid mechanics and in fluid dynamics.
- In extensional flow, velocity is 0 at stagnation point , whereas in shear flow, there is no such points.
- In extensional flow, there is possibility of stretching and also possibility of breakage and in shear flow effects are transient.
