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Shear effect during cross-linking

Effect of Shear During Cross-Linking. The magnitude and duration of shear during cross-linking can profoundly affect the formation of the gel... [Pg.106]

Figure 15. Effect of shear during cross-linking of fast-reacting titanate crosslinker. Viscosity values measured at 170 s are shown for gels exposed to various shear histories. It takes approximately 20 min to reach the final temperature of 80 °C. Increasing time at high shear rates (675 s ) decreases the viscosity, and increasing the shear rate 1350 s vs. 675 s ) decreases the... Figure 15. Effect of shear during cross-linking of fast-reacting titanate crosslinker. Viscosity values measured at 170 s are shown for gels exposed to various shear histories. It takes approximately 20 min to reach the final temperature of 80 °C. Increasing time at high shear rates (675 s ) decreases the viscosity, and increasing the shear rate 1350 s vs. 675 s ) decreases the...
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