What is Reometer?

Rheometer is a type of viscosimeter that measures the vision-elastic properties of materials outside the fair viscosity. Renology is the flow of fluids and deformation of solids under various types of stress and tension. This tool therefore measures material behavior such as yield tension, kinetic properties, complex viscosity, module, creep and regeneration. Most often they are used by a rotary Reometer, which is also called voltage/voltage, followed by a capillary type. Measurement of asphalt binders riches helps to predict the performance of the road over time because it is influenced by a change in climate and transport conditions. In 1993, the US government introduced the level of rheological properties into paving when it financed the Strategy Highway Research program. This program did to the wider understanding of the use of rheological properties to improve the performance of asphalt performance.

This tool is also used to measure semi -sized rheology, suspeFoam, emulsion and polymers in industries such as medicines, food, cosmetics and consumer products. These measurements can help predict the durability of products under different conditions of stress. In addition, it can be used in the medical area. In 1999, the elasticity and fracture of the blood clots at the Institute of Hydrodynamics, the Academy of Science in the Czech Republic, was measured by a rotary reader with a controlled stress system. The results indicated a reduction in elasticity and an increase in fractures in blood clots, as hematocrit increased.

The surprising use of the tool can be found in the 1999 experiment, which took place on space in the UK. In this experiment, to determine the force that would take to destroy vegetative bacterial species resistant to heat, microbacterium lacitum, in this experiment was used rheomet and extruder with twins. This experiment has many promising applications in the medical field.