Flow properties of collagen matter
Flow properties of collagen matter
Typ dokumentu
bakalářská prácebachelor thesis
Autor
Hadeel Atallah
Vedoucí práce
Skočilas Jan
Oponent práce
Štípek Jan
Studijní obor
Energetika a procesní technikaStudijní program
StrojírenstvíInstituce přidělující hodnost
ústav procesní a zpracovatelské technikyPráva
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This thesis is aimed at the identification of flow parameters of the investigated collagen material. General information about collagen, general rheology and rheology of high viscous materials, and types of rheometers is presented. Essentially, the flow properties of bovine-extracted collagen solution with a dry-content of 9.69 % are investigated using a capillary rheometer equipped with three different slit dies manufactured at the Czech Technical University in Prague. The experimental data is processed using a MATLAB code where the power-law model is fitted to find the consistency coefficient and the power-law index of collagen matter. This thesis is aimed at the identification of flow parameters of the investigated collagen material. General information about collagen, general rheology and rheology of high viscous materials, and types of rheometers is presented. Essentially, the flow properties of bovine-extracted collagen solution with a dry-content of 9.69 % are investigated using a capillary rheometer equipped with three different slit dies manufactured at the Czech Technical University in Prague. The experimental data is processed using a MATLAB code where the power-law model is fitted to find the consistency coefficient and the power-law index of collagen matter.
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- Bakalářské práce - 12118 [132]