Viscometer for cast foaming materials and associated method

Measuring and testing – Liquid analysis or analysis of the suspension of solids in a... – Viscosity

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73290V, G01N 1108, G01F 2328

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044035020

ABSTRACT:
A motionless viscometer and associated method for resinous materials including polymeric foams and non-resinous materials includes a reservoir section, a receiver section and an interposed tube. As the foam is expanded the axial pressure within the connecting tube is measured as is the rate of rise of the foam within the receiver element. Shear viscosity and density as functions of time may be determined.

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