Rheology Theory

Goldsmith HL, Mason SS (1967) In Rheology theory and application. Academic, New York, p 86... 

This behavior can be explained with the help of the classical rheological theory of suspension of conventional filler reinforced systems. According to this theory [32], rotation of the filler is possible when the volume fraction of clay 4>fflier < 4 critical — (aspect ratiop1. All PBSNCs studied here follow this relation except PBSNC4 (MMT = 3.6 wt%), in which 4)mier (aspect ratio) 1. For this reason, in... 

Alfrey, T. and Gurnee, E.F. 1956. Dynamics of viscoelastic behavior. In Rheology Theory and Applications, F.R. Eirich, Ed. Academic Press, New York. 

EIRICH, F.R. (editor), Rheology - Theory and Applications, Vols 1-, Academic Press (1956- )... 

F.R. Eirich. Rheology theory and applications I. Academic Press, New York, 1956. 

Eirich FR (ed) (1956) Rheology. Theory and applications. Acad Press Intersci Publishers. NY, vol 1, ch 14... 

F 14. — S. Gratch, and S. Loshaek Viscosity relationships for polymers in bulk and in concentrated solution. In Eirich, F. R. Rheology-theory and application. 1, p. 431—493. New York Academic Press Inc. Publ. 1956. 

For Eqs. (15)-(17) to be a self-contained rheological theory, the fourth-order moment Q has to be related to the second-moment 5 by a closure approximation. Such a closed theory describes the LCP orientation by the second-rank tensor S, and the director can be identified as the eigenvector for the largest eigenvalue. Doi ° introduced a decoupling approximation 5 Q = S.SS, which turns out to be unsatisfactory as it artificially suppresses director tumbling.More sophisticated closure models have since appeared, and their impact on the theory s prediction has been... 

Horozov, T. et ah, A local approach in interfacial rheology theory and experiment, in First World Congress on Emulsion, Paris, 1993, 3-20, 137. 

Jordan, E.F, Jr., Smith, S., Jr., Zabarsky, R.D., Austin, R. and Wrigley, A.N. (1978) Viscosity index. 11. Correlation with rheological theories of data for blends containing n-octadecyl acrylate. J. Appl. Polym. Sci. 22 1529-1545. 

Basic aspects of rheology are discussed in Sections 5.1.1 and 2. This concerns bulk rheology. Rheological theory can also and usefully be applied to the deformation of fluid interfaces. A main problem is that an interface cannot exist by itself it is the boundary between two phases and these phases must be deformed with the interface. Surface or interfacial... 

V.V. Skorohod, Development of the ideas of Ya. I. Frenkel in the contemporary rheological theory of sintering, Powder Metall. Metal Ceram., 34, 521-527 (1995). 

F. R. Eirich (Editor), Rheology Theory and Applications, Academic... 

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