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增强高压毛细管类风湿仪粘度数据计算与不确定性的传播,以后交叉威廉姆斯,兰德尔和渡轮 (WLF) 参数适配

Martin Hubmann1, Stephan Schuschnigg1, Ivica Ðuretek1

  • 1Polymer Processing, Department of Polymer Engineering and Science, Montanuniversitaet Leoben, 8700 Leoben, Austria.

Polymers
|July 29, 2023
PubMed
概括

本研究使用不确定性传播量化了聚合物融粘度测量的不确定性. 纳入这些不确定性可以提高粘度模型的准确性和精度,特别是在较低的剪切率下.

关键词:
交叉-WLF 的时间.这是PCPCPCPC.聚碳酸聚碳酸的使用情况压力依赖性 压力依赖性剪切率的依赖性 剪切率的依赖性模拟模拟是指一个模拟模拟.粘度评价 粘度评价 粘度评价粘度测量测量的粘度测量

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