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Rheometer (Viscoelastic Measurement Device) ONRH Type References

Here are some references that use the rheometer from Daicel Technical Research.

■Presenters Kanako Sato, Isamu Kaneda <Paper Title> "Gelation Behavior of Egg White Protein Aqueous Solution Near the Thermal Setting Temperature" Proceedings of the 65th Rheology Discussion Meeting (2017) ■Presenters Shogo Shibata, Isamu Kaneda <Paper Title> "Rheological Properties of Complexes Formed by Saxagliptin and Egg White Protein" Proceedings of the 65th Rheology Discussion Meeting (2017) ■Presenter Isamu Kaneda <Paper Title> "Rheology of Egg Dishes" Journal of the Japanese Society of Biorheology 31(2) 37 (2017) ■Presenters Kanako Sato, Isamu Kaneda <Paper Title> "Gelation Behavior of Concentrated Aqueous Solution of Dried Egg White at Low Temperature" Journal of the Japanese Society of Biorheology 31(2) 97 (2017) *If necessary, we can send the literature upon request. *You can view the materials for the rheometer 'ONRH type' from the download section.

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Viscometer and rheometer: What is the difference?

A rheometer can show changes in viscosity under various conditions rather than a single viscosity.

The Discovery Core Rheometer is the first system to provide extensive measurements of viscosity and viscoelasticity with simple operability. New feature: The RheoGuide user interface allows operation from a touchscreen, providing guidance, visualization, and verification at each step. 【Discover Insights Beyond Viscosity】 Viscometers only report a single viscosity value within a limited range, while the Core Rheometer captures a complete viscosity profile, representing material behavior under all relevant conditions. Complex fluids such as suspensions, emulsions, gels, pastes, and slurries are non-Newtonian fluids, and their viscosity changes depending on the applied shear rate and time. Characterizing the full range of viscosity is crucial for understanding flow behavior under real-world conditions. Related link: https://www.tainstruments.com/viscometer-vs-rheometer-discover-why-a-rheometer-offers-more-than-just-viscosity-measurement/