Two optical traps from one laser decouple force and displacement, enabling accurate shear modulus measurement in stiff viscoelastic media.
A concentric cylinder with right-angle gear drive enables 3-plane rheology and simultaneous SANS or SAXS imaging without sample removal.
This case uses two optical traps from one laser and BFPI to separate force and displacement measurements in viscoelastic media.
Polarized light and speckle decorrelation estimate particle size and map viscoelastic properties without damaging tissue.
An optical fiber acts as an intermediary to transmit light, eliminating noise from fluid transmission and active alignment requirements.
An air bearing motor rotates a submerged disk sensor to measure torque, eliminating vibration interference for accurate drag reducing agent efficiency testing.
Pressure and volume control unit isolates formation fluids to prevent phase separation during transport.
A probe measures liquid rise height to calculate surface layer viscous properties, resolving bulk measurement limitations.
Multiple capillary tubes with different cross-sectional areas enable accurate non-Newtonian fluid characterization without complex optics.
An integrated rheometer feed system transfers additives via a pump and feed implement to the sample holder alongside the measurement probe.