LCR7000 & RHEOSIGHTS P/N: 974194 |
Rev: A
|
ECO: 52468
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Introduction
This manual describes the setup procedure and basic operation of the
DYNISCO POLYMER
TESTS
7000 series capillary rheometers. It provides the complete description of resources
at your command when operating your rheometer. It is not necessary to read this manual
in its entirety; however, even experienced rheologists and technicians can benefit from the
safety tips and cleaning suggestions learned over many years of operating these
rheometers at our in-house polymer testing labs.
The Getting Started Chapter explains the details of setting up the instrument, important
safety issues, and walks the user through two standard tests. Experienced users may wish
to skip over the initial runs if familiar with entering programs into the rheometer.
Italics:
Rheological items which, have defining equations presented in this manual, are
shown in italics.
Bold Italics
: These are parameters that are set from the front panel on the rheometer (i.e.
Melt Time, Delay Time
etc.). These parameters are entered into the rheometer's control
programs via the rheometer keypad.
BOLD ALL CAPITALS
: This indicates an actual key found on the rheometer keypad. Usage
is as follows: Press the
ESC
button to stop the rheometer movement.
Underlined Items: Underlined items head paragraphs or sections that pertain to the
particular item or model underlined. If you do not have or are not interested in the
underlined item skip the section that follows it. Underlining is also used to emphasize
safety issues.
This manual was produced using WORD
for Windows. Figures from
DYNISCO POLYMER
TEST
's Advanced Rheology Software (RheoSights)
were imported directly from plot files
made using ALT-F3 from the RheoSights
graphics screen. Figures can also be imported
into WordPerfect
using the Graphics Retrieve command.
1.
How to use this manual
2.
Typographic Conventions