Viscosity changes with temperature, and it is recommended to use calibration oils certified at the specific temperature for optimal viscometer performance. Image Credit: Paul N. Gardner Company, Inc.

There are few industries as demanding as the chemical and petrochemical industry when it comes to liquid flow measurement and control. Positive Displacement flow measurement devices, such as Titan ...

In situ viscosity and temperature sensors are key to effective lubricant monitoring, driving smarter maintenance and ...

This article explores viscosity, covering definitions, measurement considerations, viscometer selection, and the symbiotic relationship between viscosity and rheology. The critical elements to ...

Anton Paar is proud to announce the release of Lovis 2001, a state-of-the-art rolling-ball viscometer, designed for laboratories requiring precise viscosity measurements, especially for low-viscosity ...

The viscosity, or stickiness, of a liquid can be measured about 1,000 times faster than previously, providing researchers with a unique window for exploring the inner workings of biological cells. The ...

Viscosity is a vital quality-control parameter across a wide range of industries, especially in petroleum, where it provides essential insights into everything from crude oil to refined products.

Sound waves can measure viscosity on the fly. Though viscosity is the degree to which a fluid resists flow, it is more specifically a measure of a fluid's molecular friction. It can be a useful ...

Blood viscosity is a measurement of the thickness and stickiness of an individual’s blood. It is a direct measure of the ability of blood to flow through the blood vessels. It determines how much ...