rheometer Definition
rhe·om·eter (rē äm′ət ər)
rheometer Related Forms
rhe′o·met′·ric (-ə me′trik) adjective
rheometer Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: The measurement of extrudate swell of polymer melts using capillary extrusion rheometers is specified by the standard ISO 11443 [ 6 ] .
- develop: The extensional rheometer developed at NPL was used to test these materials.
- stretch: Stretching rheometers of the sort defined by ISO/DIS 20965 [ 13, 14 ] fit into the first category.
- die: ISO 11443: Plastics - Determination of the fluidity of plastics using capillary and slit die rheometers.
Adjective modifier
- capillary: Capillary rheometers are highly valuable for simulating high shear rate conditions.
- extensional: The extensional rheometer developed at NPL was used to test these materials.
- controlled: The Ares modular controlled strain rheometer is a research and development instrument capable of handling a wide range of samples from water to solids.
- elongational: Simulation results on elongational rheometers compared against experiments 36 months: Coordination of results.
- compact: The Bohlin Gemini rheometers from Malvern Instruments are an advanced range of modular and compact rheometers with ' fluids to solids ' capability.
Modifies a noun
- system: Malvern will also be showing its Gemini modular and compact rheometer system with ' fluids to solids ' capability.
- range: In addition, any one of the Malvern rheometer range can be used for providing complementary information.
Noun used with modifier
- extrusion: Both of these qualitative techniques can be carried out using an extrusion device, e.g. an extrusion rheometer.
- stress: The SR5 is a universal controlled stress rheometer suitable for use with complex fluids such as polymer melts, creams and lotions.
- strain: For investigation of flow characteristics we have used a modern control stress / strain rate rheometer.
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