Kelvin-Voigt material
Kelvin-Voigt material noun: the simplest kind of viscoelastic material, with typical rubbery properties, being purely elastic on long timescales but with additional resistance to fast deformation.
Noun
Kelvin-Voigt material (plural Kelvin-Voigt materials)
- The simplest kind of viscoelastic material, with typical rubbery properties, being purely elastic on long timescales but with additional resistance to fast deformation.
- Synonyms:
- Voigt material
Synonyms of Kelvin-Voigt material
Forms of Kelvin-Voigt material
| plural | Kelvin-Voigt materials |
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Origin of Kelvin-Voigt material
The model was developed independently by the British physicist Lord Kelvin in 1865 and by the German physicist Woldemar Voigt in 1890.
Questions about Kelvin-Voigt material
- What does Kelvin-Voigt material mean?
- Kelvin-Voigt material means the simplest kind of viscoelastic material, with typical rubbery properties, being purely elastic on long timescales but with additional resistance to fast deformation.
- What part of speech is Kelvin-Voigt material?
- Kelvin-Voigt material is a noun.
- What is the plural of Kelvin-Voigt material?
- The plural of Kelvin-Voigt material is Kelvin-Voigt materials.
Words near Kelvin-Voigt material in the dictionary
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