Abstract
A new oscillating capillary viscometer has been developed and used for measuring viscoelastic flow properties of dilute polymer solutions. These flow properties are determined from measurements of the pressure to volume flow relationships for sinusoidal flow in cylindrical glass capillaries. The theory for this measurement procedure is based upon the known theory for oscillatory flow of a viscoelastic fluid in circular tubes and which is presented with a few supplementations in this paper.
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