PvT measuring devices
Measuring the specific volumes of polymers
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PvT measuring devices
Measuring the specific volumes of polymers

Authors : Bernard LE NEINDRE, Patrick CANCOUËT

Publication date: May 10, 2009 | Lire en français

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2. PvT measuring devices

In the literature, numerous devices have been described for measuring dimensional changes in a material as a function of temperature and other variables. Two methods are widely used to determine changes in volume as a function of temperature and pressure: the piston-cylinder technique and the piezometer technique [1] .

2.1 Piston-cylinder technology

In this technique, the material is confined within a rigid cylinder or die, which it fills completely. Pressure is applied by a load-bearing piston, and the piston's displacement, recorded as a function of temperature and pressure variations, is used to calculate the sample's specific volume.

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