Overview on the Determination Method of Viscosity Parameter of Organic Heat Carrier

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As one of the important quality indicators of organic heat carrier, the determination method of Viscosity Parameter has been greatly developed in recent years. In this paper, the traditional and new measurement methods have been summarized and introduced. Then it analyzed the current status and the existing problems of the measurement methods of Viscosity Parameter in our country, and it also prospected the development of the measurement methods of Viscosity Parameter of organic heat carrier. The new measurement method in recent years can be expected to viscosity measurement methods in the field of organic heat carrier along the following direction of development: (1)The traditional measurement methods will be further development and application; (2)The optical measurement techniques will be the most promising method for real-time measurement of viscosity in the organic heat carrier; (3) By using the method of modern data acquisition and processing to improve the traditional organic heat carrier viscosity measurement technology.

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