Capillary and Slit Type Rheometers

Mar 02, 2004 2 Replies

I am going crazy trying to find information for slit rheometers and also in the process bumping to information relating to capillary rheometers.



Are slit and capillary rheometers related in any way or form?



If not, could you please quickly give a brief summary of the differences?



Cheers :)


Ask the application engeneer of your favorite supplier... he will be paid to answer your questions.. even if you are a student...

Try Goettfert

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they are very friendly

or Bohlin

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ot TA Instruments/Rheometrics they are very competent in alternative Types of Rheology...

Michael I am not a bug I am a undocumented feature

am not G=F6ttfert or Bohlin but from Thermo and have a simple answer:

Capillary >> round hole flow channel (1 pressure transducer minimum) Slit >> rectangular flow channel ( 2 pressure transducers minimum)

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