Process viscometers can help keep process control and product quality in check
Steve Cicchese, Brookfield Engineering Laboratories
Inline viscosity measurements can give continuous, realtime readings of a fluid’s viscosity during processing and consequently, can provide a means to automate the viscosity control of process fluids. While it is difficult to control all factors in the process that can affect a fluid’s viscosity, if these factors are kept relatively constant, then good control can be achieved....
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