Rheology Project
Oscillatory shear rheometers are the most widely
available instruments for the measurement of material properties of
hard and soft non-Newtonian solids, as well as non-Newtonian fluids.
Anderssen and Davies (1999), by exploiting the deeper mathematical
structure of the problem, have shown how to construct simple, though
quite specialized, moving-average formulas which represent a major
improvement over currently available algorithms. Currently, CMIS is
exploring the extent to which these new moving-average formulas
might form the basis of developing a Web product, currently under
development by CSIRO.
For more information, please contact: Bob Anderssen or visit his
web
site. |
