Time-dependent Rheological Behavior
Time-Dependent Rheological Behavior is a rheological property characterized by the change in a material's flow or deformation response under shear or stress over time, distinguishing it from time-independent behaviors by its dependence on the duration and history of applied forces.
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Evaluation of aging behaviors of asphalt binders through different rheological indices
Henglong Zhang, Zihao Chen, Guoqing Xu et al. · Fuel · 2018 · 433 citations
Aging and rheology in soft materials
Suzanne M. Fielding, Peter Sollich, M. E. Cates · Journal of Rheology · 2000 · 403 citations · Full text
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