A nonlinear, integral viscoelastic model is used to predict the stresses in the Maxwell orthogonal rheometer. The resulting expressions indicate that the instrument yields data on material functions not heretofore measured, and also show how the data may be analyzed to get the complex viscosity. Expressions are given for stress relaxation after cessation of shearing. Some experimental data are analyzed to give model parameters.
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