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Brookeld Engineering Laboratories, Inc. Page 52 Manual No. M/98-211-B0104
Brookeld Engineering Laboratories, Inc. Page 52 Manual No. M98-211-E0912
Model: HB Spindle: 34
Plastic Viscosity: 1906.3 cP
Yield Stress: 1976.88 D/CM2
Condence of Fit: 63.6 %
The equation for each model is described below with a denition of parameters. Please contact
Brookeld or an authorized representative if further information is required.
Note: The condence of t parameter used in all of the models is an indication
of how well the model ts the data set. 100% indicates the best t.
1. Casson (Standard)
The Standard Casson equation is: √τ = √τo + √ηD where:
τ = Shear Stress
τo = Yield Stress (stress at zero shear rate)
η = Plastic Viscosity
D = Shear Rate
The calculated parameters for this model are:
Plastic Viscosity (cP or mPa•s)
Yield Stress (Dynes/cm2 or N/m2)
Condence of Fit (%)
The Standard Casson method is a direct implementation of the original Casson equation.
2. NCA/CMA Casson (Chocolate)
This Casson method is derived from the standard set forth by the National Confectioners Association
(NCA) and the Chocolate Manufacturers Association (CMA). Although based on the original
Casson equation, this implementation has been tailored by the NCA and CMA specically to
applications involving chocolate.
The Chocolate Casson equation is:
(1+a)√τ = 2√τo + (1+a)√ηD where:
τ = Shear Stress
τo = Yield Stress (stress at zero shear rate)
η = Plastic Viscosity
D = Shear Rate
a = spindle (or bob) radius/ inner cup radius
The calculated parameters for this model are:
Plastic Viscosity (cP or mPa•s)
Yield Stress (Dynes/cm2 or N/m2)
Condence of Fit (%)
3. Bingham Plastic
The Bingham equation is: τ = τo + ηD where:
τ = Shear Stress
τo = Yield Stress (stress at zero shear rate)
η = Plastic Viscosity
D = Shear Rate
The calculated parameters for this model are:
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