Effects of temperature change on the rheological property of modified multiwall carbon nanotubes

Abstract Solvent-free nanofluids hold promise for many technologically significant applications. The liquid-like behavior, a typical rheological property of solvent-free nanofluids, has aroused considerable interests. However, there been still lack efficient methods to predict and control the behavior nanofluids. In this paper, we propose semi-discrete dynamic system with stochastic excitation describing temperature change effects on multiwall carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) modified by grafting sulfonic acid terminated organosilanes as corona tertiary amine canopy, which is covalent-type nanofluid system. vibration branches simulated employing structure-preserving approach, shear force at fixed end computed subsequently. By taking forces an acting MWCNTs, axial motion MWCNTs solved 7-point Gauss-Kronrod quadrature rule. critical associated appearance well upper bound moving speed determined, can be used in engineering