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Acquisition of Rheometers for Materials Characterization under Controlled Stress or Strain

Acquisition of Rheometers for Materials Characterization under Controlled Stress or Strain
获取用于在受控应力或应变下表征材料的流变仪
批准号:
9626307
负责人:
John Brady
金额:
$15.82万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1996
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1996-07-01 至 1997-06-30

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9626307 Brady软材料的一个核心问题是对其在加工过程中的行为进行预测,特别是在流动和/或化学反应过程中其结构的演变。随着这一材料研究领域的日益活跃,对表征聚合物和胶体材料流动行为的仪器的需求也随之增加。加州理工学院的研究探索了一系列复杂的流体:新型生物医学材料、介观结构聚合物、胶体悬浮液和聚合物溶液--相转化膜的前体。生物医用聚合物原位合成材料的发展需要测量反应体系粘弹性的快速变化。在介观结构聚合物中建立有效的有序控制方法需要同时对其流动行为进行光学和力学表征。测试目前对胶体悬浮液的理解除了取决于剪切应力外,还取决于对第一和第二法向应力差的精确测量。有必要研究所有这些系统在流动条件下的动力学,包括以固定速率开始剪切、在固定剪应力下蠕变、动态剪切以及稳态和动态剪切的叠加。%这笔赠款用于购买两台流变仪:一台用于受控剪切应变实验,另一台用于受控应力和应变实验。***
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9626307 Brady A central issue in soft materials is the prediction of their behavior during processing, especially the evolution of their structure during flow and/or chemical reaction. With the increasing activity in this area of materials research, there is a concomitant increase in the need for instrumentation to characterize the flow behavior of polymeric and colloidal materials. Research at the California Institute of Technology probes a wide range of complex fluids: new biomedical materials, mesostructured polymers, colloidal suspensions and polymer solution-precursors of phase-inversion membranes. Development of materials for in-situ synthesis of biomedical polymers demands measurement of rapid changes in the viscoelasticity of reacting systems. Establishing efficient methods to control order in mesostructured polymers requires simultaneous optical and mechanical characterization of their flow behavior. Testing current understanding of colloidal suspensions depends upon precise measurements of both the first and second normal stress differences, in addition to the shear stress. It is necessary to examine the dynamics of all these systems under flow conditions that include inception of shearing at a fixed rate, creep under fixed shear stress, dynamic shearing, and superposed steady and dynamic shear. %%% This grant provides funds for the purchase of two rheometers: one for experiments under controlled shear strain and the other optimized for controlled stress and strain experiments. ***
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