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viscometry

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viscometry [vi′skäm·ə·trē]
(engineering)
A branch of rheology; the study of the behavior of fluids under conditions of internal shear; the technology of measuring viscosities of fluids.
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They presented an optimization procedure that can be used to modify the rheological parameters found by cone-and-plate viscometry and gave an example based on the Carreau model for non-Newtonian fluids.
Steady-state viscoelastic flow simulation of polymer melts in a ... by Tanoue, Shuichi; Zielinski, Michal K.; Lemoto, Yoshiyuki / Polymer Engineering and Science
Hutchinson, GH, "Some Applications of Viscometry to Drying Oil Research.
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VISCOMETRY TEST--This test is carried out to determine the viscosity, [eta], as a function of the applied shear stress, [sigma]: [eta]([gamma])=[sigma]/[gamma] Where [gamma] is the measured shear rate.
Novel rheology control agents by Haldankar, Gautam S.; Shalati, Mohamad D.; DeGooyer, William J.; Gessner, Michael A.; Bosma, Martin; / JCT CoatingsTech
 
 
 
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