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Göteborg, Sweden,
June 12-14
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Nordic Rheology Conference 2002
The Nordic Rheology
Society conference 2002 had special focus on "Rheology for Processing".
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June 13, 2002 |
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8.15
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Registration
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8.45
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Welcome
J.E. Sundgren, President,
Chalmers University of Technology |
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9.00
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Plenary lecture
The effect of rheology in polymer processing: A simulation point
of view
E Mitsoulis, National
Technical University of Athens, Greece |
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Session 1:
Polymer and suspension rheology |
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9.45
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Geometry and injection molding
G Aronsson, Linköping
University, Sweden
Melt rheology of carbon black polymer composites with high
filler loading
K.-M. Jäger1 and S.
Staal Eggen2, 1Borealis Polyethylene
Research, Stenungsund, Sweden and 2Borealis
Polyethylene Research, Stathelle, Norway
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10.30
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Coffee
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10.50
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Separation of the polymer components in injection-moulded
polystyrene
F. Pisciotti1, J. Lausmaa2, A.
Boldizar1 and M. Rigdahl1, 1Chalmers
University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden and 2Swedish
National Testing and Research Institute, Borås, Sweden
The inflation and its stability in the thermoforming process
H. Koblitz Rasmussen and T.
Erikson, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark
Rheological properties of high temperature silica oil well
slurries
H. Hodne1, A.
Saasen2, S. Håheim3 and E. Ovesen3,
1Stavanger University College, Norway, 2Statoil,
Stavanger, Norway and 3BJ-Services AS, Tananger,
Norway
Monitoring a particle aggregation process
L Hamberg, M. Stading and
A.-M. Hermansson, SIK - The Swedish Institute for Food and
Biotechnology, Göteborg, Sweden |
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12.10
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Lunch
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13.15
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Annual meeting NRS
(to be continued at 16.10, if
needed) |
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Session 2:
Biopolymer and fibre suspensions |
Session 3:
Instrumentation and techniques |
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14.00
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Rheological behaviour of mixed biopolymer systems undergoing
order/disorder transitions
K.I. Draget, F. Magnussen, K. Hedalen, O. Smidsrod and I. Haug,
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim,
Norway
Functional properties of genetically modified potato starches
B. Wischmann1,
A. Blennow2,
F. Madsen3
and O. Bandsholm4,
1Technical
University of Denmark, Lyngby,
2Royal
Veterinary and Agricultural University, Frb. C.,
3Danisco
Cultor, Braband and
4KMC,
Brande, Denmark
Measurements of the yield stress of gas/liquid/fibre suspensions
J. Pettersson and A.
Rasmuson, Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden
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Evaluation of
measurements from capillary rheometers influenced by viscous
heating
P Szabo, Technical University
of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark
Wall slip effect and yield stress determination in pressure
driven shear flow of highly concentrated suspensions
investigated by means of Doppler ultrasound UVP-PD method
B Ouriev, Bühler AG, Uzwil,
Switzerland
Geometry effects in torsional rheometry of fibre suspensions
M. Djalili-Moghaddam,
R. Ebrahimzadeh and S. Toll, Chalmers University of Technology,
Göteborg, Sweden
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15.00
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Coffee
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15.30
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Fibre flocs and fibre orientation in paper
making
B. Norman, Royal Institute of
Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
Permeability modelling of fibre networks
J.M. Håkanson1, S.
Toll1 and S.T. Lundström2, 1Chalmers
University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden and 2Luleå
University, Luleå, Sweden |
New developments for temperature control of rheometers
J. Läuger, K. Wollny, M.
Bernzen and G. Raffer, Physica Messtechnik GmbH, Stuttgart,
Germany
Thermal analysis of toners
F. Einarsson, Mettler Toledo
AB, Stockholm, Sweden |
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16.10
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Annual meeting NRS,
(continued if needed) |
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18.30
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Boat trip
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19.30
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Conference dinner
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June 14, 2002 |
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9.00
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Plenary lecture:
Wall slippage in polymer melt rheology and processing
J. L. White and
S. Ahn, University of Akron, USA |
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Session 4:
Polymer processing and rheology |
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9.45
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Performance of isotropic magnetorheological rubber materials
M. Lokander and B. Stenberg, Royal Institute of
Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
Applied rheology in the car industry - needs
M. Sporrong, Volvo Car
Corporation, Göteborg, Sweden
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10.30
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Coffee
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11.00
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Development and characterisation of a magnetorheological fluid
with long-term stability
F. Hedin and B. Stenberg,
Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
Influence of extrusion coating processing conditions on
structure and tensile properties of some polyethylene grades
N. Toft and M. Rigdahl,
Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden
A rheological model of the paper fibre network in wet pressing
V. Lobosco, Swedish Pulp
and Paper Research Institute (STFI), Stockholm, Sweden
Barrier properties of blends based on liquid crystalline polymers and
polyethylene
G. Flodberg1, M.
Hedenqvist2 and U. Gedde2, 1Packforsk-The
Institute for Packaging and Logistics AB, Kista, Sweden and
2Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden |
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12.20
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Lunch
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13.30
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Plenary
lecture
Structure engineering in foods
A.-M. Hermansson, SIK - The Swedish Institute for Food
and Biotechnology, Göteborg, Sweden |
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Session 5:
Food rheology |
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14.15
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Glass transition
and glycerol effects on sucrose inversion in pullalan-sucrose
systems
K. Kouassi1 and Y.H. Roos2,
1University of Helsinki, Finland and 2University
of Cork, Ireland
Characterisation of egg albumen gels as a function of dry-powder
pasteurisation conditions
M. Hammershøj1 and
L.V. Peters2, 1Danish Institute of
Agricultural Sciences, Tjele, Denmark and 2Sanovo
Foods A/S, Odense, Denmark
Mayonnaise rheology analysed using chemometrics
S. Mason, Technical University
of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark |
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15.30
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Closing of NRC 2002
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09.00 Registration
and coffee
09.30 Basic
rheology, terms and techniques revised
Mats
Stading, SIK, Sweden
10.30 Rheology
and polymer processing
James L.
White, University of Akron, USA
11.15 Lunch
12.30 An attempt
to model rheological properties of suspensions
Mikael
Rigdahl, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
13.15 Structure
related rheology?
Anne-Marie Hermansson
and Mats Stading, SIK, Sweden
14.15 Coffee
15.00 Modelling
of polymer processes
Evan
Mitsoulis, National Technical University of Athens, Greece.
16.00 Practical
examples of the use of CFD in the design of extrusion dies for profiles
in santoprene TPE and pipes in PVC
Bengt
Hagström, IFP Research, Sweden
Rheological and sensory properties of starch ingredients evaluated in a
food product model
T. Ahmt1,
O. Bandsholm2,
J. Thomsen3
and P. Poulsen4,
1Biotechnological
Institute, Kolding, Denmark,
2KMC, Brande, Denmark,
3International
Starch Institute, Aarhus, Denmark and
4Danisco
Biotechnology, Copenhagen, Denmark
Flow processing and gel formation - a promising combination for the
design of the shape of gelatin drops
B. Walther1,
P. Walkenström1,
A.-M. Hermansson1,
P. Fischer2
and E.J. Windhab2,
1SIK
- The Swedish Institute for Food and Biotechnology, Göteborg, Sweden and
2Swiss
Federal Institute of Technology, Zürich, Switzerland
Rate of volume relaxation in a-PMMA and a-PMMA/PEO blends
P. Slobodian and P. Sáha, Tomas Bata University of Zlin, Czech
Republic
Rheology of crispy textures
S. Edrud, M. Stading and M. Langton, SIK - The Swedish
Institute for Food and Biotechnology, Göteborg, Sweden
Rheological properties of metallocene catalyzed polypropylene copolymers
T. Saarinen, S. Paavola and B. Löfgren, Helsinki University of
Technology, Espoo, Finland |
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Previous
conferences
NRC 2006, Stockholm
NRC 2005, Tampere
NRC 2004, Reykjavik
NRC 2003, Tórshavn
NRC 2002, Göteborg
NRC 2001, Trondheim
NRC 2000, Helsinki
NRC 1999, Copenhagen
NRC 1998, Lund
NRC 1997, Reykjavik
List of invited speakers 1992-2006
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