2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.fuel.2014.08.053
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Rapid and automated measurement of biofuel blending using a microfluidic viscometer

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“…To do this, the ideal gas law principle was used to calculate the theoretical displacements based on known viscosities. The theoretical displacements were calculated by rearranging eqn (8) to:…”
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“…To do this, the ideal gas law principle was used to calculate the theoretical displacements based on known viscosities. The theoretical displacements were calculated by rearranging eqn (8) to:…”
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“…By measuring the air-uid interface displacement Dl cum under a set ow rate Q, the viscosity of the sample uid can be simply calculated using eqn (8). The relative error in the viscosity determined by eqn (8) arises from the measurement uncertainties of the variables involved in this equation.…”
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“…Measurements of a bio-component presence in diesel fuel may be performed with the use of viscometer [27]. Furthermore, the density measured at a range of temperatures can be used to provide a concentration percentage of binary solutions [28].…”
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