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Rheological Measurement

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  • © 1998

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Editors:
  1. A. A. Collyer

    1. School of Science, Sheffield Hallam University, UK

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  2. D. W. Clegg

    1. School of Engineering, Sheffield Hallam University, UK

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Table of contents (22 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XXII
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  2. Small Strain Measurements

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1
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    2. Oscillatory rheometry

      • G. Marin
      Pages 3-46

    3. Computer-aided methods in rheometry

      • H. H. Winter, M. Mours, M. Baumgärtel, P. R. Soskey
      Pages 47-98

    4. Rheological studies using a vibrating probe

      • R. A. Pethrick
      Pages 99-137

    5. Dynamic mechanical analysis using complex waveforms

      • B. I. Nelson, J. M. Dealy
      Pages 138-164

  3. Large Strain Measurement

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 165-165
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    2. Capillary rheometry

      • M. R. Mackley, R. P. G. Rutgers
      Pages 167-189

    3. Slit rheometry

      • Chang Dae Han
      Pages 190-209

    4. Viscous heating

      • R. C. Warren
      Pages 210-236

    5. Sliding plate and sliding cylinder rheometers

      • J. M. Dealy, A. J. Giacomin
      Pages 237-259

    6. Rotational viscometry

      • R. L. Powell
      Pages 260-298

    7. Normal stress differences from hole pressure measurements

      • A. S. Lodge
      Pages 299-326

    8. Using large-amplitude oscillatory shear

      • A. J. Giacomin, J. M. Dealy
      Pages 327-356

    9. Rate-or stress-controlled rheometry

      • W. Gleiβle
      Pages 357-391

    10. Transient rheometry

      • K. F. Wissbrun
      Pages 392-426

    11. Commercial rotational rheometers

      • G. J. Brownsey
      Pages 427-452

  4. Extensional and Mixed Flows

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 453-453
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    2. Converging dies

      • A. G. Gibson
      Pages 455-491

    3. Recoverable elastic strain and swelling ratio

      • R. I. Tanner
      Pages 492-515
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In an area as vast and important as rheology, it is essential that the experimentalist understands the underlying theories and shortcomings of the measurement technique used, that they are aware of the likely microstructure of the fluid under study and that from this they can appreciate how the fluid and the measuring system interact with each other.
This major handbook, written by an international group of experts in the range of rheological techniques, presents the state of the art in rheological measurement, and concentrates on the techniques and underlying physical principles.
The second edition, fully revised and updated to include new techniques is invaluable to polymer and materials scientists, engineers and technologists, and anyone else making rheological measurements on materials whether they be polymeric, biological, slurries, food or other complex fluids.

Editors and Affiliations

  • School of Science, Sheffield Hallam University, UK

    A. A. Collyer

  • School of Engineering, Sheffield Hallam University, UK

    D. W. Clegg

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