WO2014049698A1 - Method and device for measuring fluid body physical properties - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a measurement method and apparatus for evaluating physical properties of a liquid sample.
- a viscoelasticity measuring device for measuring the physical properties of a fluid sample, particularly the viscosity of a liquid
- devices such as a capillary type, a falling type, a rotary type, and a vibration type have been conventionally used.
- shear rate, time, and temperature are important for measuring the viscosity of a liquid, and in particular, non-Newtonian where the proportional law is not established between shear rate and shear stress.
- a problem with fluids is how to change the shear rate and how to easily perform a combined analysis using a plurality of quantitative values, and a means for solving the problem has been desired.
- Patent Document 1 in a tuning fork rheometer (fluid viscoelasticity measuring device for tuning fork vibration type), the amplitude value is changed to 50, 100, 150 [mV], etc.
- a method is disclosed in which the physical properties of a sample are grasped by measuring each viscosity with respect to the shear rate.
- Patent Document 2 in the rotary viscometer, the number of rotations of the rotor is switched to 6, 12, 30, 60 [rpm], and the physical properties of the sample are grasped from the table showing the viscosity values corresponding to the respective shear rates. A method is disclosed.
- JP-A-7-218415 (paragraph 0027, etc.)
- the tuning fork type rheometer as in Patent Document 1 is a method of measuring the viscosity by obtaining the amplitude response under the condition that the amplitude value is constant. Therefore, in order to obtain the shear rate-viscosity graph, each amplitude value is obtained. The test must be performed, the work is complicated, and it is difficult to immediately grasp the change in the viscosity value with respect to the shear rate change, and it is impossible to grasp the change in physical properties over time.
- the present invention solves the problems of the prior art, presents a novel measurement method, and provides an effective method for analyzing physical properties of a non-Newtonian fluid and an apparatus therefor.
- the value of the shear rate is changed in a stepwise manner, and the shear rate is maintained for a certain period of time.
- the continuous change in shear stress with time is measured by a stepwise increase and / or a stepwise decrease in shear rate.
- Claim 3 is characterized in that, in the physical property measuring method according to claim 2, each value of the shear rate maintenance time and the shear rate can be arbitrarily set.
- the shear rate obtained by the method for measuring physical properties according to claim 1 the shear stress obtained by changing the shear rate, and the viscosity values obtained from the shear stress are obtained.
- the shear rate obtained by the method of measuring physical properties according to claim 1 the shear stress obtained by changing the shear rate, and the viscosity values obtained from the shear stress.
- the change rate of the viscosity with time is determined with the initial viscosity value at the start of measurement being 100%, and a viscosity change rate graph is obtained.
- a fluid viscoelasticity measuring device including means for displaying.
- the means according to the fourth to sixth aspects a vibrator immersed in a sample, an electromagnetic drive unit that electromagnetically vibrates the vibrator, a displacement sensor that detects vibration of the vibrator, A comparator that compares the signal from the displacement sensor with a set amplitude value, an electromagnetic coil through which a drive current flows so that the amplitude of the vibrator becomes a set amplitude value, and the sample from the drive current
- An arithmetic processing unit for calculating viscosity, and a PWM modulation circuit is connected between the arithmetic processing unit and the comparator, and the amplitude value is arbitrarily changed by performing pulse width modulation control on the set amplitude value.
- a tuning fork rheometer characterized in that it comprises an amplitude changing means that changes the amplitude of the vibrator.
- the value of the shear rate is changed stepwise, and the shear rate is maintained for a certain period of time, the shear stress obtained at the shear rate of each step is measured, and the shear rate and the continuous time of the shear stress are measured.
- a new measurement method that records changes in stress or viscosity with respect to a step change in shear rate and the time-dependent response of stress or viscosity at each step enables efficient measurement of physical and physical properties of the sample. It becomes possible to measure well.
- the time-dependent change graph obtained by this physical property measurement method that is, the shear rate changed stepwise, the shear stress and viscosity values obtained by changing the shear rate, and the horizontal axis represents time. If you look at the time-dependent change graph with the shear stress, shear rate, or viscosity on the axis and the longitudinal axis, it is determined whether this liquid is a Newtonian fluid or a non-Newtonian fluid because of the left-right asymmetry (deviation between the shear rate increase process and the decrease process). You can grasp at a glance.
- this is a quantitative value change graph such as shear rate-shear stress, it can be grasped at a glance whether the sample is a thixotropic fluid, a Bingham fluid, a non-Bingham fluid, or a dilatant fluid.
- the horizontal axis range of the time-dependent change graph shows the continuous time-dependent changes in shear stress and viscosity under constant shear rates, and it can be seen that hysteresis occurs in each of the rising and falling processes. It becomes possible to grasp in detail the structural change (dispersibility, cohesiveness) of the Newtonian fluid over time.
- this time-dependent change graph is further used as a viscosity change rate graph that analyzes the rate of change in viscosity due to the difference in shear rate over time, it is possible to analyze in more detail which shear rate greatly affects the sample. .
- the novel measurement method described above enables display that has not existed before, and it is possible to easily and efficiently measure and analyze the physical properties of the sample that have not been revealed so far.
- a PWM modulation circuit is connected between the arithmetic processing unit and the comparator, and the amplitude value input to the comparator is pulse width modulated by a command from the arithmetic processing unit.
- the constant amplitude value can be arbitrarily changed. Thereby, since the amplitude of the vibrator is changed during the measurement, a dynamic viscosity measurement in which the shear rate changes during the measurement can be performed.
- the measuring method of the present invention is simply a shear rate. This is characterized in that a change with time in the viscosity value with respect to this step change and a time-dependent response at each step can be seen.
- the rotary viscometer does not have the concept of giving a step change in shear rate. This is because, during the measurement, the effects of heat generation and structural destruction that occur inevitably appear, and the viscosity value changes, so that actual measurement cannot be performed.
- a tuning fork rheometer tunes two vibrators in the same way as a tuning fork, and creates a pair of vibrators by electromagnetic force generated by a combination of a magnetic circuit and an electromagnetic coil. Because it uses the fact that there is a correlation between the driving current and the sample viscosity at that time, the load applied to the sample is very small, and there is almost no temperature rise or structural destruction of the sample after the start of measurement. In addition, it is possible to perform continuous measurement using the time in a state where the sample physical properties are not changed as a parameter.
- the amplitude response is obtained under the condition that the amplitude value is constant, and the viscosity is measured.
- it demonstrates in detail based on drawing.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a tuning fork type rheometer, and is a configuration diagram of a drive mechanism portion in the apparatus main body.
- the configurations of the viscometer body and the drive mechanism section are substantially the same as the configuration of Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-149861), so the description thereof will be omitted using the same reference numerals.
- 1a and 1b are sensitive plates which are vibrators, 2a and 2b are a pair of leaf springs having sensitive plates 1a and 1b at their tips, 3 is a temperature sensor, 4 is an electromagnetic coil, and 5 is a ferrite magnet.
- the sensing plates 1a and 1b provided at the tips of the leaf springs 2a and 2b vibrate at a set amplitude value by the moving magnet type electromagnetic drive unit 9 including the electromagnetic coil 4 and the ferrite magnet 5. It is configured as follows.
- 6 is an eddy current loss detection non-contact type displacement sensor for measuring the amplitude values of the sensitive plates 1a and 1b
- 7 is a container filled with a liquid sample
- 8 is a central support member to which the leaf springs 2a and 2b are fixed.
- the sensitive plates 1a and 1b are configured to be immersed in the liquid sample in the container 7 with a certain depth.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the control drive system of the tuning fork type rheometer according to the present invention.
- a driving signal is output from the arithmetic processing unit 18 so that the sensitive plates 1 a and 1 b immersed in the measurement sample vibrate with the set amplitude value, and the driving current generated via the sine wave generating circuit 13 is generated.
- Is energized to the electromagnetic coil 4 of the electromagnetic drive unit 9 and applied to the leaf springs 2a and 2b. As a result, the sensitive plates 1a and 1b vibrate in opposite phases to form a resonance state.
- the amplitude values of the sensitive plates 1a and 1b are detected by the displacement sensor 6, and a signal of the detected amplitude value is compared with the set amplitude value by the input comparator 14, and if it is smaller than the set amplitude value, depending on the degree A signal is output from the controller 15 so that a further drive current is applied, and feedback control is performed until the sensitive plates 1a and 1b vibrate at a set amplitude value.
- the current value supplied to the electromagnetic coil 4 at that time is detected. This detected current value (value obtained by converting the voltage) corresponds to the shear rate.
- the detected current value is input to the arithmetic processing unit 18 via the I / V converter 16 and the A / D converter 17, and the viscosity of the sample is calculated.
- the process of calculating the viscosity is described in detail in Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-149861).
- An input signal of the temperature sensor 3 is input to the arithmetic processing unit 18 via the temperature A / D converter 19.
- the tuning fork rheometer of the present invention is characterized in that the PWM modulation circuit 12 is connected between the arithmetic processing unit 18 and the comparator 14. That is, the amplitude value input to the comparator 14 is subjected to pulse width modulation in accordance with a command from the arithmetic processing unit 18, so that the set amplitude value is arbitrarily changed. It becomes possible to change the amplitude of 1a and 1b. As described above, the viscosity can be continuously measured with variable amplitude, that is, shear rate.
- the arithmetic processing unit 18 is connected to a memory 21, a display unit 22, a key switch unit 23 (all not shown), and the user inputs a measurement time from the key switch unit 23 and an amplitude to be stepped. Determine the value or input the lower and upper amplitude limits and the amount of change in the amplitude timetable, whether the amplitude is stepped up, stepped down, or stepped up and down during the measurement Select which mode to use, etc. In other words, each shear rate maintenance time and each value of the shear rate can be arbitrarily set.
- the tuning fork rheometer of the present invention changes the amplitude value, the amplitude is 1.2 mm or less at the peak TO peak, so the load applied to the sample is very small, and the temperature of the sample rises after the start of measurement. It is almost impossible to perform continuous measurement in a state where the physical properties of the sample are not changed.
- the change in the amplitude value described above is recorded in the memory 21 in correspondence with the detected current value (value converted into voltage) or the calculated change in viscosity value in the memory 21, and the display unit 22 or the viscometer body.
- the vertical axis, horizontal axis range, unit, etc. of the graph can be arbitrarily changed by the user, and the process of changing each value can be displayed in real time.
- the temperature data of the sample measured by the sample temperature sensor 3 can also be displayed at the same time.
- 3 to 17 are measurement examples obtained by the tuning fork rheometer of the present invention by the user's operation.
- the amplitude of the sensitive plates 1a and 1b is set to 0.07 / 0.10 / 0.20 / 0.4 / 0.6 / 0. 8 / 1.0 / 1.2 mm, which is changed at an interval of about ⁇ 0.2 mm, and is measured by making one reciprocation in a stepwise rise and fall from the minimum amplitude to the maximum and from the maximum to the minimum.
- FIGS. 3 to 5 show the viscosity calibration standard solution JS2000 specified in JIS Z8809.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing changes over time when JS2000 was measured with the viscometer of the present invention.
- the horizontal axis represents time [h: mm: ss], the vertical axis left represents viscosity [mPa ⁇ s], and the vertical axis right represents sensitivity. It is the amplitude [mm] of the plates 1a and 1b.
- FIG. 4 is another time-dependent graph when JS2000 is measured with the same viscometer, and the right side of the vertical axis in FIG. 3 is the drive current [mA].
- FIG. 5 is a quantitative value change graph when JS2000 is measured with the same viscometer.
- the horizontal axis is the amplitude [mm] of the sensitive plates 1a and 1b
- the vertical axis is the viscosity [mPa ⁇ s]
- the vertical axis is the right. This is the drive
- JS2000 is a chemically stable substance that is a standard substance for viscosity, and is defined as a kinematic viscosity of 2000 (mm 2 / s) at 20 ° C. From FIG. 4 that there is no change in viscosity, there is no change in viscosity even if shear stress (current value) changes, and from FIG. 5, there is a proportional relationship between amplitude (shear rate) and viscosity (shear stress), It can be seen that it exhibits excellent Newtonian properties.
- FIG. 6 to 10 are measurements of the moisturizing cream.
- FIG. 6 is a graph showing changes over time when the moisturizing cream was measured with the tuning fork rheometer of the present invention.
- the horizontal axis represents time [h: mm: ss], the vertical axis left represents viscosity [mPa ⁇ s], and the vertical axis represents right. Is the amplitude [mm] of the sensitive plates 1a, 1b.
- FIG. 7 is another time-dependent graph when the moisturizing cream is measured with the same viscometer, and the right side of the vertical axis in FIG. 6 is the drive current [mA].
- FIG. 8 is a quantitative value change graph when the moisturizing cream is measured with the same viscometer.
- FIG. 9 is a viscosity change rate graph when the moisturizing cream was measured with the same viscometer.
- the horizontal axis represents time [h: mm: ss], and the vertical axis represents the viscosity when the viscosity value at 0 second is 100%. Change rate [%].
- the sample is a non-Newtonian fluid from the left and right asymmetry (deviation between the shear rate increasing process and the descending process). If this is further converted into a quantitative value change graph of FIG. 8, it can be seen that the fluid is a Bingham fluid from the tendency that the viscosity value rapidly decreases when the amplitude becomes larger than a certain value. Further, even if the shear rate is lowered, thixotropy is confirmed in which the viscosity value does not return to the value at the start of measurement.
- the horizontal axis range of the time-dependent change graph of FIG. 7 shows the time-dependent change of the shear stress at each amplitude (constant shear rate), and it can be seen that hysteresis occurs in each of the ascending and descending processes.
- the horizontal axis range of the time-dependent change graph of FIG. 8 shows the time-dependent change in viscosity at each amplitude (constant shear rate), and the effect of each shear rate on the viscosity change can be roughly grasped. . If this is further used as the viscosity change rate graph of FIG. 9, the viscosity change rate due to the difference in amplitude (shear rate) over time can be analyzed.
- the viscosity change rate is large when the amplitude is 0.6 mm, that is ⁇ 2% at an amplitude of 0.1 mm, ⁇ 11% at an amplitude of 0.6 mm, ⁇ 6% at an amplitude of 1.2 mm. Therefore, it can be seen that the dispersibility is high when the amplitude is 0.6 mm, and the influence of the shear rate is large.
- the value immediately after the start of measurement is used as the initial viscosity value, but a value after a lapse of a certain time at which the measurement is determined to be stable may be adopted as the initial viscosity value.
- FIG. 10 is another quantitative value change graph when the moisturizing cream is measured with the same viscometer.
- the horizontal axis is the amplitude [mm] of the sensitive plates 1a and 1b, and the vertical axis is the viscosity [mPa ⁇ s].
- 3 is a graph showing the relationship between the vibrator amplitude and viscosity of a moisturizing cream when the sample temperature is changed. According to FIG. 10, it can be seen that the temperature dependence of the viscosity and the tendency of the viscosity value to increase at a low shear rate do not change even if the temperature is changed.
- FIG. 11 to FIG. 13 show measurement results of an aqueous corn starch solution (62% corn starch + 38% water).
- FIG. 11 is a graph showing changes over time when a corn starch aqueous solution was measured using the same viscometer of the present invention.
- the horizontal axis represents time [h: mm: ss], the vertical axis represents the viscosity [mPa ⁇ s], and the vertical axis represents the right. Is the amplitude [mm] of the sensitive plates 1a, 1b.
- FIG. 12 is another time-dependent change graph when the corn starch aqueous solution was measured with the same viscometer, and the right side of the vertical axis in FIG. 11 is the drive current [mA].
- FIG. 11 is a graph showing changes over time when a corn starch aqueous solution was measured using the same viscometer of the present invention.
- the horizontal axis represents time [h: mm: ss]
- the vertical axis represents the vis
- FIG. 13 is a quantitative value change graph when measuring a corn starch aqueous solution with the same viscometer.
- the horizontal axis is the amplitude [mm] of the sensitive plates 1a and 1b, the vertical axis is the viscosity [mPa ⁇ s], and the vertical axis is right. Is a drive current [mA].
- the sample is a non-Newtonian fluid from the left-right asymmetry. If this is further represented as a quantitative value change graph of FIG. 13, it can be seen that the fluid is a dilatant fluid from the tendency that the viscosity increases with an increase in amplitude.
- FIG. 14 is a graph showing changes over time when tomato ketchup was measured with the viscometer of the present invention.
- the horizontal axis represents time [h: mm: ss], the left vertical axis represents viscosity [mPa ⁇ s], and the vertical vertical axis represents The amplitude [mm] of the sensitive plates 1a and 1b.
- FIG. 15 is another time-dependent graph when tomato ketchup is measured with the same viscometer, and the right side of the vertical axis in FIG. 14 is the drive current [mA].
- FIG. 16 is a quantitative value change graph when tomato ketchup is measured with the same viscometer.
- FIG. 17 is a viscosity change rate graph when measuring tomato ketchup with the same viscometer, where the horizontal axis represents time [h: mm: ss], and the vertical axis represents the viscosity when the viscosity value at 0 second is 100%. Change rate [%].
- the fluid is non-Newtonian fluid from the left-right asymmetry. If this is further used as the quantitative value change graph of FIG. 16, the thixotropy in which the viscosity decreases as the shear rate increases can be confirmed in detail.
- the viscosity change rate graph of FIG. 17 when the amplitude is 0.4 mm, the viscosity increases to + 1% after 1 minute, but is ⁇ 2% when the amplitude is 0.6 mm and ⁇ 4% when the amplitude is 0.8 mm. Since the rate of change in viscosity is minus large at ⁇ 5% for an amplitude of 1.0 mm and ⁇ 6% for an amplitude of 1.2 mm, it can be seen that the dispersibility increases as the amplitude increases.
- the shear rate value is changed stepwise, and the shear rate is maintained for a certain period of time, and the shear stress obtained at each step shear rate is measured.
- the horizontal axis range of the time-dependent change graph shows the continuous time-dependent changes in shear stress and viscosity under constant shear rates, so the structural changes (dispersibility and cohesiveness) of non-Newtonian fluid over time It can be grasped, and by looking at the viscosity change rate graph, it is possible to analyze in detail which shear rate has a great influence on the sample.
- the PWM modulation circuit 12 is connected between the arithmetic processing unit 18 of the tuning fork type rheometer and the comparator 14, and the amplitude value input to the comparator 14 is subjected to pulse width modulation according to a command from the arithmetic processing unit 18. Since the amplitude value is changed during measurement and the amplitude values of the sensitive plates 1a and 1b are changed, dynamic viscosity measurement in which the shear rate changes during measurement can be performed.
- a tuning fork rheometer which is a mechanism for resonating and measuring two vibrators in the horizontal direction in the same manner as a tuning fork, has been described as an example. It is also applicable to various types of vibration viscometers in which a single vibrator is inserted, a change in this vibration is detected by an acceleration sensor, and displayed as a viscosity value.
- Electromagnetic drive unit 12 PWM modulation circuit 14 Comparator, 18 Arithmetic processing part
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4 電磁コイル
6 変位センサ
9 電磁駆動部
12 PWM変調回路
14 比較器、
18 演算処理部 1a,
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- 流動体の粘弾性を測定する装置において、
ずり速度の値を段階的に変化させ、かつ一定時間そのずり速度を維持して、
各段階のずり速度で得られるずり応力を計測し、
ずり速度、ずり応力の連続した経時変化を記録することを特徴とする流動体の物性測定方法。 In an apparatus for measuring the viscoelasticity of a fluid,
Change the value of the shear rate stepwise and maintain the shear rate for a certain period of time,
Measure the shear stress obtained at each stage shear rate,
A method for measuring physical properties of a fluid, wherein continuous aging of shear rate and shear stress is recorded. - ずり応力の連続的経時変化は、ずり速度の段階的上昇及び/又は段階的下降とで計測されることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の流動体の物性測定方法。 The method for measuring physical properties of a fluid according to claim 1, wherein the continuous change in shear stress with time is measured by stepwise increase and / or stepwise decrease in shear rate.
- ずり速度の段階的変化は、そのずり速度の維持時間及びずり速度の各値を任意に設定可能であることを特徴とする請求項2に記載の流動体の物性測定方法。 The method for measuring physical properties of a fluid according to claim 2, wherein the stepwise change of the shear rate can arbitrarily set the value of the shear rate maintenance time and the shear rate.
- 請求項1に記載の物性測定方法で得られた、段階的に変化させたずり速度と、ずり速度の変化により得られたずり応力及びずり応力から求められる粘度の各値を、それぞれ横軸を時間、縦軸をずり応力、ずり速度、又は粘度の少なくとも一とした経時変化グラフとして表示する手段を備えた、流動体の粘弾性測定装置。 The shear rate obtained by the method for measuring physical properties according to claim 1, the shear stress obtained by changing the shear rate, and each viscosity value obtained from the shear stress are plotted on the horizontal axis. An apparatus for measuring viscoelasticity of a fluid, comprising means for displaying a time-dependent change graph in which time and the vertical axis are at least one of shear stress, shear rate, or viscosity.
- 請求項1に記載の物性測定方法で得られた、段階的に変化させたずり速度と、ずり速度の変化により得られたずり応力及びずり応力から求められる粘度の各値を、横軸をずり速度、縦軸をずり応力又は粘度の少なくとも一とした定量値変化グラフとして表示する手段を備えた、流動体の粘弾性測定装置。 The shear rate obtained by the method of measuring physical properties according to claim 1 and the viscosity obtained from the shear stress and the shear stress obtained by the change of the shear rate are shown on the horizontal axis. An apparatus for measuring viscoelasticity of a fluid, comprising means for displaying a velocity, a vertical axis as a quantitative value change graph with at least one of shear stress or viscosity.
- 請求項1に記載の物性測定方法で得られた粘度値から、測定開始時の初期粘度値を100%とした経時的な粘度の変化率を求め、粘度変化率グラフとして表示する手段を備えた、流動体の粘弾性測定装置。 From the viscosity value obtained by the physical property measuring method according to claim 1, a change rate of the viscosity with time with the initial viscosity value at the start of measurement as 100% is obtained, and a means for displaying as a viscosity change rate graph is provided. A device for measuring viscoelasticity of fluids.
- 請求項4~6に記載の手段を備えた、音叉式レオメータ。 A tuning fork rheometer provided with the means according to claims 4 to 6.
- 請求項4~6に記載の手段と、
試料中に浸漬される振動子と、
前記振動子を電磁振動させる電磁駆動部と、
前記振動子の振動を検出する変位センサと、
前記変位センサからの信号と設定された振幅値とを比較する比較器と、
前記振動子の振幅が設定振幅値となるように駆動電流が流される電磁コイルと、
前記駆動電流から前記試料の粘度を算出する演算処理部と、を備え、
前記演算処理部と前記比較器との間にはPWM変調回路が接続され、前記設定振幅値をパルス幅変調制御することにより振幅値を任意に変更可能にし、前記振動子の振幅を変化させる振幅変更手段と、
を備えることを特徴とする音叉式レオメータ。 Means according to claims 4-6;
A vibrator immersed in the sample;
An electromagnetic drive unit for electromagnetically vibrating the vibrator;
A displacement sensor for detecting vibration of the vibrator;
A comparator that compares a signal from the displacement sensor with a set amplitude value;
An electromagnetic coil through which a drive current flows so that the amplitude of the vibrator becomes a set amplitude value;
An arithmetic processing unit that calculates the viscosity of the sample from the driving current,
A PWM modulation circuit is connected between the arithmetic processing unit and the comparator, and the amplitude value can be arbitrarily changed by performing pulse width modulation control on the set amplitude value, thereby changing the amplitude of the vibrator. Change means,
A tuning fork rheometer characterized by comprising: - 前記ずり応力に代えて、ずり応力に相当する電流値をグラフ表示することを特徴とする請求項8に記載の音叉式レオメータ。 The tuning fork rheometer according to claim 8, wherein a current value corresponding to the shear stress is displayed in a graph instead of the shear stress.
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