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ECTS credits
ECTS credits: 3ECTS Hours Rules/Memories
Student's work ECTS: 51
Hours of tutorials: 3
Expository Class: 9
Interactive Classroom: 12
Total: 75Use languages
Spanish, GalicianType:
Ordinary subject Master’s Degree RD 1393/2007 - 822/2021Center
Higher Technical Engineering SchoolCall:
Second SemesterTeaching:
Sin Docencia (En Extinción)Enrolment:
No Matriculable (Sólo Planes en Extinción) -
The course has the following aims in relation to knowledge and skills to be achieved by the student: i) to know the importance of viscoelasticity and how the strain is modified under shear and extensional stresses; ii) to know the parameters involved in the rheological functions of fluids, particularly in polymer systems; iii) to understand the rehological behaviour of multiphase systems (suspensions, emulsions, polymer mixtures) of chemical, food and cosmetic interest, among others, iv) to know the experimental equipment and advanced hybrid techniques for the determination of structural-rheological processes, and v) to measure experimentally of rheological properties of different kinds of fluids.
The course will combine the mechanical fundamentals with practical applications in the engineering field by means of the study of cases and problems.a. Lectures.
Theme 1. Importance of the rheology in the industry. Mathematical fundamentals of the strain and flow of fluids. Viscoelasticity: solids and liquids. Texture. Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids. Apparent viscosity. (2 h)
Theme 2. Non-Newtonian fluids. Classification. Inelastic and dependent time fluids. Modelling. (2 h)
Theme 3. Viscoelastic fluids. Loss and storage moduli. Complex viscosity. Mechanical models. SAOS and LAOS. Extensional viscosity. (6 h)
Theme 4. Rheology of biopolymer systems. Effects of shear rate, temperature (sol-gel transitions), pressure, concentration, molecular structure, average and distribution molecular size. Industrial examples. (7 h)
Theme 5. Equipment for experimental determination of viscosimetric, rheological and textural properties. Types of viscometers. Rheometres. Texturometers. (1 h)
b) Interactive lessons:
Activity 1. Seminars of exercises-solving. (6h)
Actividad 2. Lab practices in the Research Group (GI-1618) installations.
- Description of equipment for the determination of viscosity and acquisition of techniques. Determination of viscosities of Newtonian solutions. Influence of temperature and concentration (2 h)
- Description of the rheometer, experimental techniques and software Determination of viscoelastic behaviour. Loss and storage moduli determination. (4 h)
- Description of texturometer and methodology. Assays of compression. Determination of elasticity modulus and stress. (2 h)
The group titorial (1 h) will be employed in the oral presentation of the results acquired during the lab practice from the development of report in scientific paper format.Basic Bibliography
BARNES, H.A., HUTTON, J.F., WALTERS, K. An Introduction to Rheology, Elsevier, Amsterdam: Elsevier. 1989. ISBN: 0‐444‐87469‐0. Signature: FS 3. (e-book is disposal).
Complementary Bibliography
GOODWIN, J.W., HUGHES, R.W. Rheology for Chemists: An Introduction. New York: RSC. 2008. ISBN: 978-0-85404-839-7
CARREAU, P.J., DE KEE, D.C.R., CHHABRA, R.O. Rheology of Polymeric Systems. Cincinnati: Hanser. 1997. ISBN: 978-1-56990-218-9
MORRISON, F.A. Understanding Rheology. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2001. ISBN: 978-0-19514-166-5Basic skills: CB6, CB7, CB9, CB10
General skills: CG1, CG6, CG7, CG8
Specific skills: CE1, CE3
Transversal skills: CT1, CT4, CT5
Knowledge of the importance in different environments of the rheology (product quality, operation conditions, stability) of mono- and multi-phase systems.
The problems solving, a basic part of the course, require high abstraction capacity of the student.
The practices will allow the knowledge of new techniques and procedures with applications in other technical activities, and also the group work.
Oral presentations will be useful to acquire and practice the oral communication skills.The methodology of the equivalent course in the new curriculum, which offers face-to-face teaching, will be followed:
P4142204 - Rheology of biopolymersThe assessment system of the equivalent course in the new curriculum, which offers face-to-face teaching, will be followed:
P4142204 - Rheology of biopolymers-
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Ramon Felipe Moreira Martinez
- Department
- Chemistry Engineering
- Area
- Chemical Engineering
- Phone
- 881816759
- ramon.moreira@usc.es
- Category
- Professor: University Professor
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