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323 results about "Viscosity measurement" patented technology

Viscosity is the measure of a substance's resistance to motion under an applied force. The formula for measuring viscosity is fairly simple: viscosity = shear stress / shear rate. The result is typically expressed in centipoise (cP), which is the equivalent of 1 mPa s (millipascal second).

Coriolis mass measuring device

A Coriolis mass flow measuring device includes a vibratory measuring transducer having at least one measuring tube, which has medium flowing through it during operation. In operation, the measuring tube is caused by an exciter arrangement to undergo mechanical oscillations, especially bending oscillations. Additionally, the Coriolis mass flow measuring device includes a sensor arrangement for producing oscillation measurement signals (s1, S2) representing the inlet-end and outlet-end oscillations of the measuring tube. Measuring device electronics controlling the exciter arrangement produces an exciter current (iexc) and an intermediate value (X′m) derived from the oscillation measurement signals (s1, s2). This intermediate value represents an uncorrected mass flow. Derived from the exciter current and/or from a component of the exciter current (iexc), an intermediate value (X2) is produced, which corresponds to a damping of the oscillations of the measuring tube. This damping is especially a function of an apparent viscosity, and/or a viscosity-density product, of the medium guided in the measuring tube. Furthermore, a correction value (XK) is produced for the intermediate value (X′m) utilizing the intermediate value (X2) and a viscosity measurement value (Xη) determined initially or during operation. The viscosity measurement value (Xη) corresponds to a viscosity of the medium guided in the measuring tube and/or to a predetermined reference viscosity. On the basis of the intermediate value (X′m) and the correction value (XK), the measuring device electronics then produces an exact mass flow rate measurement value (Xm).
Owner:ENDRESS HAUSER FLOWTEC AG

Coriolis mass measuring device

A Coriolis mass flow measuring device includes a vibratory measuring transducer having at least one measuring tube, which has medium flowing through it during operation. In operation, the measuring tube is caused by an exciter arrangement to undergo mechanical oscillations, especially bending oscillations. Additionally, the Coriolis mass flow measuring device includes a sensor arrangement for producing oscillation measurement signals (s1, s2) representing the inlet-end and outlet-end oscillations of the measuring tube. Measuring device electronics controlling the exciter arrangement produces an exciter current (iexc) and an intermediate value (X′m) derived from the oscillation measurement signals (s1, s2). This intermediate value represents an uncorrected mass flow. Derived from the exciter current and / or from a component of the exciter current (iexc), an intermediate value (X2) is produced, which corresponds to a damping of the oscillations of the measuring tube. This damping is especially a function of an apparent viscosity, and / or a viscosity-density product, of the medium guided in the measuring tube. Furthermore, a correction value (XK) is produced for the intermediate value (X′m) utilizing the intermediate value (X2) and a viscosity measurement value (Xη) determined initially or during operation. The viscosity measurement value (Xη) corresponds to a viscosity of the medium guided in the measuring tube and / or to a predetermined reference viscosity. On the basis of the intermediate value (X′m) and the correction value (XK), the measuring device electronics then produces an exact mass flow rate measurement value (Xm).
Owner:ENDRESS HAUSER FLOWTEC AG

Coriolis mass flowmeter

The invention relates to a Coriolis mass flowmeter comprising a vibration-type measuring sensor (1) comprising at least one measuring tube (10) through which a medium can flow during operation. During operation, the measuring tube moves by mechanical vibrations, especially bending vibrations, by means of an exciter arrangement (40). The Coriolis mass flowmeter also comprises a sensor arrangement (50) for generating vibration measuring signals (sl, s2) representing inlet-side and outlet-side vibrations of the measuring tube (10). Flowmeter electronics (2) controlling the exciter arrangement generate an intermediate value (X'm) which is derived from the vibration measuring signals (s1, s2) and represents an uncorrected mass flow, and an exciter current (iexc) driving the exciter arrangement. An intermediate value (X2) is derived from the exciter current and/or from part of the exciter current (iexc), said value corresponding to a dampening of the vibrations of the measuring tube (11), dependent on an apparent viscosity and/or a viscosity-density product of the medium guided in the measuring tube (11). Furthermore, a correction value (XK) for the intermediate value (X'm) is generated using the intermediate value (X2) and a viscosity measuring value (Xeta) that is determined previously or during operation and corresponds to a viscosity of the medium guided in the measuring tube and/or a pre-determined reference viscosity. On the basis of the intermediate value (X'm) and the correction value (XK), the flowmeter electronics can then generate an accurate mass flow measuring value (Xm).
Owner:ENDRESS HAUSER FLOWTEC AG

Membrane viscosity measurement method

The invention discloses a method for measuring viscosity of a membrane. The invention includes the following steps: (1) a rubber belt is pasted and attached with the membrane to be measured by using pasting pressure and attaching pressure of a fixed roller on a sticking film machine; (2) the pasted membrane to be measured is fixed adhesively faceup on a working platform of the sticking film machine, and one end of the rubber belt is connected with a tensometer which is inversely fixed on the sticking film machine; and (3) the membrane to be measured is departed from the rubber belt by a movement with uniform speed of the working platform on the sticking film machine, and numerical value in the tensometer is read and taken as the result of measurement on the viscosity of the membrane to be measured. The invention admirably adopts the inherent function of sticking membrane in the present sticking film machine and device to carry out the quantitative measurement on the viscosity of all kinds of membranes used for being pasted and attached in silicon chips like the blue membrane, the UV membrane, etc. , with the advantages of easy and fast operation and low cost. The invention provides reliable evidences for the manufacturing technology condition and quality control of the semiconductor products.
Owner:SHANGHAI HUAHONG GRACE SEMICON MFG CORP

Instrument for measuring rheological property and viscosity of fluid

The invention relates to an instrument for measuring rheological property and viscosity of fluid, which comprises a mounting plate, a central connecting mechanism arranged on the mounting plate, and ajewelled bearing mechanism and a rotor which are arranged below the installation plate and on the central connecting mechanism in sequence. The instrument also comprises a torque sensor, a torque displacement adjusting mechanism and a bearing mechanism which are arranged above the mounting plate and on the central connecting mechanism in sequence, wherein the bearing mechanism is connected with astepper motor driven by a driving circuit of a high subdivision stepper motor; and the side of the torque senor is provided with a non-contact photoelectric sensor which is connected with a computerprocessor control system. The instrument for measuring the rheological property and the viscosity of the fluid has the advantages of simpler structure, no noise, convenient speed variation and good reliability, ensures the accuracy of the measured viscosity; and the instrument is operated through remote control in a non-contact remote control mode to ensure that the horizontal state of the instrument is influenced by human factors as little as possible, and ensure the accuracy of the measurement.
Owner:SHANGHAI NIRUN INTELLIGENT TECH
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