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What is the Bagley correction and do I need to be using it?

April 26, 2017bagley

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What is the Bagley correction and do I need to be using it?

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The basic single-bore capillary rheometer “viscosity” test gives an apparent rather than a true measure of viscosity at the test temperature. A series of corrections is appropriate to derive the true viscosity. The twin bore instrument facilitates easy use of the Bagley correction.