GSO ISO 7884-5:2010

ISO 7884-5:1987
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 31 October 2010

Glass -- Viscosity and viscometric fixed points -- Part 5: Determination of working point by sinking bar viscometer

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GSO ISO 7884-5:2010 Scope

The specified method is suitable for characterizing the low-viscosity range of glass working: A vertically positioned narrow metal rod, i.e. the bar, is allowed to sink under its own weight into the melt. From the rate of sinking the dynamic viscosity is calculated. The teoretical basis relation and the apparatus including method of measurements are described.

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