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Capillary Rheometer - PTG
Fluidodinamica15/10/2007 FDSC apillary RheometerThe Capillary Rheometer (or viscometer) is the most common device for measuring viscosity. Gravity, compressed gas or a piston is used to generate pressure on the test fluid in a reservoir. A Capillary tube of radius R and length L is connected to the bottom of the reservoir. Pressure drop and flow rate through this tube are used to determine viscosityFluidodinamica15/10/2007 FDSC apillary Rheometer AnalysisThe flow situation inside the Capillary Rheometer die is essentially identical to the problem of pressure driven flow inside a tube (Poiseuilleflow).
Fluidodinamica 15/10/2007 FDS Capillary Rheometer The capillary rheometer (or viscometer) is the most common device for measuring viscosity. Gravity, compressed
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