G. Van Der Heijden , A.G.M. Van Der Boog, H.C. Kramers
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Abstract
Flowing liquid He II through a capillary is studied, for types of flow in which the velocities vn and vn, of the normal fluid and the superfluid respectively, can be varied independently. A survey of the measurements from all types of flow is given in diagrams of the (vn, vn) plane, in which curves of constant ρS ΔT, ρΔμ, and ΔP are given. These diagrams include curves for isothermal flow (ΔT = 0), flow without a chemical-potential difference (Δμ = 0), and isobaric flow (ΔP = 0). The results indicate that the normal fluid is moving laminarly both in subcritical flow and supercritical flow. In supercritical flow apart of the mutual friction force Fsn, a frictional force Fs, connected with the superfluid, is observed. A general relation between the ratio Fsn/Fs and the relative velocity (vn-vs) is found, which is more complicated than the pattern obtained with pure superfluid flow (paper II, Physica 61 (1972) 566).