Vibrating-wire viscometry
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Author(s)
Richter, Markus
Trusler, JP Martin
Type
Journal Article
Abstract
The theory and application of the vibrating-wire technique for the measurement of viscosity, as well as both viscosity and density, are reviewed. Theory is presented in the form of practical working equations and well-established limitations on their ranges of validity. The cases of both transient and steady-state excitation of the vibrating wire are considered in detail. For the steady-state mode, we describe a variant of the method in which the density is also measured. Practical details including wire materials, magnet systems and instrumentation are discussed, and several design examples from the literature are reviewed. Relative uncertainties in vibrating-wire viscometry vary from, at best, 0.2 % to about 2 % at 95 % confidence. In an appropriately designed instrument, density can be measured simultaneously with a relative uncertainty of about 0.2 %.
Date Issued
2024-08-01
Date Acceptance
2024-07-18
Citation
International Journal of Thermophysics, 2024, 45 (8)
ISSN
0195-928X
Publisher
Springer
Journal / Book Title
International Journal of Thermophysics
Volume
45
Issue
8
Copyright Statement
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Identifier
10.1007/s10765-024-03413-4
Subjects
200 MPA
CARBON-DIOXIDE
Chemistry
Chemistry, Physical
DENSITY
High pressure
LIQUIDS
Mechanics
NOMINAL VISCOSITIES
Physical Sciences
Physics
Physics, Applied
PRESSURES
ROD
Science & Technology
T=298 K
Technology
TEMPERATURES
Thermodynamics
Vibrating wire
Viscometer
Viscosity
VISCOSITY MEASUREMENTS
Publication Status
Published
Article Number
121
Date Publish Online
2024-08-03
