Kinexus Prime DSR-III
Dynamic Shear Rheometer
Ensemble de rhéomètres à cisaillement dynamique standard pour l'industrie mondiale des bitumes
Le Kinexus DSR-III fait partie d'un ensemble standard de rhéomètres à cisaillement dynamique, capables de répondre aux besoins les plus exigeants de l'industrie mondiale des bitumes en matière de recherche, développement de produits, analyse comparative, contrôle et assurance qualité. Il intègre une véritable fonctionnalité « plug and play » pour tous les systèmes de mesure et modules de contrôle environnementaux. Le Kinexus DSR-III est un pionnier dans le domaine des essais basés sur des procédures opérationnelles standardisées (SOP). Il offre un accès à une gamme complète de tests rhéologiques standard ainsi qu'une flexibilité totale en matière de conception et de configuration des tests.
The Kinexus Prime DSR-III
incorporates technological innovations that enable optimal flexibility in rheological test capabilities and protocols.
- Grade testing to industry standards such as AASHTO and EN specifications with Time-Temperature Superposition for master curve generation.
- Wide variety of measurement geometries optimized for rheological characterization of liquid binders through to solid asphalt cores.
- All modes of rheological operation – StressStress is defined as a level of force applied on a sample with a well-defined cross section. (Stress = force/area). Samples having a circular or rectangular cross section can be compressed or stretched. Elastic materials like rubber can be stretched up to 5 to 10 times their original length.stress control, shear rate control and direct StrainStrain describes a deformation of a material, which is loaded mechanically by an external force or stress. Rubber compounds show creep properties, if a static load is applied.strain controlled oscillation at demand StrainStrain describes a deformation of a material, which is loaded mechanically by an external force or stress. Rubber compounds show creep properties, if a static load is applied.strain amplitude for accurate control of sample strain history.
- Unique rSpace software interface that offers total flexibility of test set-up - from sequence-driven Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)-type functionality to fully customizable test design.
- Intelligent geometry recognition with full auto-configuration and user feedback on system status to guarantee robust data for all measurements.
- Complete sample history from the point of loading onto the rheometer available in data file as standard – because ensuring reliable rheology data for complex materials like asphalt actually starts before a measurement takes place.
- Exceptional vertical travel and gapping capabilities with ultra-responsive and highly sensitive normal force system for class-leading performance.
- Unique ‘plug and play’ cartridge system for all temperature and environmental controllers – all mechanical, power, communication and fluid connections made in one simple action.
- Multifunctional accessory design – plate cartridges with interchangeable lower plates and cylinder cartridges with interchangeable cups - for a cost-effective solution and widest application coverage.
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Rheometry - rotational
Documentation sur les applications
- How Will My Asphalt Binder or Bitumen Behave in the Future?Application Note
- Measurement on an Unstable, Viscous Liquid by Means of a Relative GeometryApplication Note
- Quantifying Shear Thickening Behavior Using the Power-Law Model on a Rotational Rheometer – Corn Starch-Water MixtureApplication Note
- Standard Starch Testing Using a Kinexus Rotational RheometerApplication Note
- Quantifying Shear Thinning Behavior on a Rotational Rheometer Using the Power Law ModelApplication Note
- Quantifying Shear Thickening Behavior Using the Power Law Model on a Rotational RheometerApplication Note
- Overcoming and Quantifying ´Wall Slip` in Measurements Made on a Rotational RheometerApplication Note
- Time to Spec Up? Top Five Reasons to Replace a Viscometer with a RheometerWhite Paper
