Search for dissertations about: "Rheological property"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 11 swedish dissertations containing the words Rheological property.
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1. Structure-Control of the Rheological Behaviour of Particulate Gels
Abstract : The focus of this thesis is the relation between the rheological and structural properties of mixed particulate gels, based on β-lactoglobulin, determined under both dynamic and static conditions. Rheological characteristics were recorded during formation of the gels, on set gels and during deformation and fracture of the gels, using viscoelastic measurements in shear and in compression and fracture mechanics in tension. READ MORE
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2. Colloidal Processing and Alignment of Wood-Based Dispersions and Hybrid Functional Foams
Abstract : This thesis presents novel methods and approaches for designing, preparing/fabricating, and characterizing wood-based nanomaterials. It investigates how modifications in structure, process variables, and composition can enhance functional properties. READ MORE
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3. Blood Flow variations in Large Arteries due to non-Newtonian rheology
Abstract : The blood is a complex fluid that contains, in addition to water, cells, macro-molecules and a large number of smaller molecules. The physical properties of the blood are therefore the result of non-linear interactions of its constituents, which are influenced by the local flow field conditions. READ MORE
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4. Slurry rheology of industrial minerals and its effects on wet ultra-fine grinding
Abstract : This thesis investigates slurry rheology of industrial minerals (limestone and quartzite) and its effects on wet ultra-fine grinding in order to reduce energy cost, increase the throughput as well as the product fineness. The influences of solid concentration, molecular weight of a dispersant, and particle size and distribution on the rheological behaviour of original limestone slurries have been investigated. READ MORE
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5. Determination of the Polaron Density in Chemically Doped Conjugated Polymers
Abstract : Semiconductors have become indispensable in modern electronics, playing vital roles across diverse devices such as computers, mobile phones, and solar cells. While inorganic semiconductors, such as silicon, currently dominates the industry, organic semiconductors offer promising alternatives. READ MORE