Combining sound speed, temperature, and viscosity lets ultrasonic flowmeters correct mixture flow velocity and improve concentration accuracy.
Pressure-curve matching in a laboratory pipette identifies unknown liquid density and viscosity without slow manual measurement.
Pressure sensing during single-wetting pipetting identifies viscosity, surface tension, and wetting angle for more precise lab automation.
A curved tube and thermowell adapter let a rheometer connect to standard 1/2-20 apertures while preserving melt temperature and viscosity.
A dual-channel die with matched L/D ratios enables one-pass Mooney correction under the same pressure head, cutting test time and setup complexity.
Force, flow, torque, and speed sensing enable continuous rheology measurement during thermosetting resin curing without instrument damage.