Rheological characterization of slips
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Abstract
Differences in the rheological properties of suspensions based on particle concentration and deflocculation state were observed using steady and oscillatory test methods. The stress-controlled rheometer provided a complete rheological characterization of the test suspensions. Information on floc strength, structure and time dependency for these systems was obtained. A correlation was observed between steady and dynamic testing in measuring apparent yield in the samples.
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OpenAlex topics: Materials Engineering and Processing · Coastal and Marine Dynamics
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