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9/22/2009 Kinematic or Dynamic: Which Viscosity Method Should You Use? Ken HendersonKen Henderson Interview The viscosity world has practitioners that use two different approaches for measuring fluid flow behavior. Kinematic viscosity utilizes capillary viscometers with gravity as the driving force to obtain fluid flow through a tube with defined diameter. Rotational viscometers impart a velocity to the fluid, ideally at a Sign up to View |
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7/1/2010 1 The Double Life of Structured Fluids Neil CunninghamNeil Cunningham Interview In this interview Neil Cunningham will be explaining how our choice of measurement methods of everyday structured fluids such as suspensions, emulsions and gels can benefit from an appreciation of the concept that they live a "double life", alternating between free-flowing liquid behaviour and soft, delicately-structured solid condition, Sign up to View |
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12/18/2009 When Lubricants Fail to Flow - The Gelation Phenomenon Ted SelbyTed Selby The teleseminar with Ted Selby focuses on his experiences with the phenomenon of gelation or semi-solidification of lubricants and fuels at lower temperatures. Depending on the formulation of lubricants or the hydrocarbon composition of jet fuels, such lubricants and fuels can form a gelated mass that cause them to resist Sign up to View |
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11/11/2008 Automotive Coatings Dr. Clifford SchoffDr. Clifford Schoff Interview Brookfield interviewed Dr. Clifford Schoff on November 11th 2008. Dr.Schoff retired from the Automotive Coatings Department of PPG Industries, Inc. in Allison Park, PA after 30 years of research and problem solving on coatings. Viscosity has been the source of many a problem in the coatings industry. These have Sign up to View |
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9/25/2008 Paints and Coatings: Is Your Viscosity Test Method Valid? Joe PetersBob MacGregor interviewed Joe Peters, chairman of the ASTM D1 Committee for Paints and Coatings. Mr. Peters addressed several of the potential problems that arise with viscosity testing methods and how best to address them. Please click below to listen to the teleseminar Sign up to View |
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6/10/2008 Why do Associate Thickeners Cause Unexpected Challenges? Dr. Hemi NaeFrom Benchtop Formulation to Pilot Scale Production - Why Do Associative Thickeners Cause Unexpected Challenges? Brookfield interviewed Dr. Hemi Naé about challenges with Associative Thickeners. Please click below to listed to the Teleseminar. Sign up to View |
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11/1/2007 TEST initiatives and Ink Viscosity Control Dr. John AndersonTEST initiatives and Ink Viscosity Control Brookfield interviewed Dr. John Anderson and Joe Tuccitto from FTA on November 1st, 2007. Click below to listen to our Teleseminar where they discussed the TEST initiatives, Ink Viscosity Control and the importance of Ink Viscosity Control on printing performance. Sign up to View |
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9/28/2007 Viscosity Measurements in Starch Processing Dr. LuallenStarch and the considerations that go into making viscosity measurements during starch processing Brookfield interviewed Dr. Luallen on September 20th. Click below to listen to our Teleseminar. Sign up to View |
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3/8/2007 1 Asphalt Binder Testing Dr. David AndersonDr. David Anderson - Asphalt Performance Measurement In his interview on ViscosityJournal.com, Dr. David Anderson discussed the state of the art in asphalt binder testing, focusing in particular on flow behavior issues and various test methods that help to evaluate rheological properties. Sign up to View |
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12/13/2006 Improved Testing of Product Behavior for Cosmetics Industry Jack LombardiInterview with Jack Lombardi, Estee Lauder Brookfield interviewed Estee Lauder Research Scientist Jack Lombardi on December 13 to hear him weigh in on "New methods needed by the Cosmetics industry for improved testing of product behavior". Sign up to View |
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10/12/2006 Rheology Interview Dr. Howard Barnes10/12/2006 Prof. Howard Barnes Interview Brookfield interviewed world-renowned rheology expert Dr. Howard Barnes on October 12 to get his answers to some challenging questions posed by ViscosityJournal.com users. Sign up to View |
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6/26/2006 Beyond the Bostwick Kathryn McCarthyProf. Kathryn McCarthy Interview Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., a world leader in viscometers and rheometers, invites you to listen in to a teleseminar live from the IFT show with Prof. Kathryn McCarthy,a professor in Food Science & Technology at the University of California,Davis,on Monday, June 26th This discussion will review the Bostwick Sign up to View |
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2/16/2006 Bioprocessing Pipelines: Rheology and Analysis Dr. Jim SteffeBrookfield interviewed Dr. Jim Steffe from Michigan State University to learn about his latest book and answer your questions. Sign up to View |
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12/15/2005 Hydrocolloids - What are they and why are they used? Dr. Ross ClarkBrookfield interviewed Dr. Ross Clark from CP Kelco where we discussed hydrocolloid related topics and questions from our users. Sign up to View |
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11/20/2005 Texture and Viscosity Challenges Dr. Malcom BourneBrookfield interviewed Dr. Malcolm Bourne from Cornell University on November 17 to learn about his latest book and to hear him weigh in on some of our members' texture and viscosity challenges. Sign up to View |
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4/20/2006 Dr. Malcom Bourne Food Texture and Viscosity Dr. Malcom BourneBrookfield interviewed Dr. Malcolm Bourne as a followup to his November interview on FoodViscosity.com. During the interview, Dr. Bourne discussed his new book Food Texture and Viscosity and answered questions fielded by FoodViscosity.com members. Sign up to View |
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9/20/2005 Food Texture and Viscosity Interview Dr. Chris DaubertBrookfield interviewed Dr. Chris Daubert from NC State University to get his insights on how to approach some difficult viscosity and texture questions posed by Food Viscosity site members Sign up to View |
