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14   Chapter 1  Viscosity and the Mechanisms of Momentum Transport

                            Table 1.1-1  Summary  of Units for Quantities
                            Related to Eq. 1.1-2

                                   SI          c.g.s.         British
                                  Pa      dyn/cm 2          poundals/ft 2
                            v     m/s     cm/s              ft/s
                             x
                            У     m       cm                ft
                            V>    Pa-s    gm/cm • s = poise  lb^/ft-s
                                   2
                                                             2
                                            2
                            V     m /s    cm /s             ft /s
                                                          2
                            Note: The pascal, Pa, is the same as N/m , and the newton,
                                               2
                            N, is the same as kg • m/s . The abbreviation for "centipoise"
                            is "cp."
                            Table 1.1-2  Viscosity  of Water and Air at 1 atm Pressure
                                                   Water (liq.r                       Air"
                            Temperature    Viscosity  Kinematic viscosity  Viscosity  Kinematic viscosity
                                                               2
                            7TC)          /JL (mPa • s)    v (cm /s)     /л (mPa • s)     v (cm7s)
                              0             1.787           1.787          0.01716          13.27
                             20             1.0019          1.0037         0.01813          15.05
                             40             0.6530          0.6581         0.01908          16.92
                             60             0.4665          0.4744         0.01999          18.86
                             80             0.3548          0.3651         0.02087          20.88
                            100             0.2821          0.2944         0.02173          22.98

                            a
                             Calculated from  the results of R. С Hardy and  R. L. Cottington, /. Research Nat. Bur. Standards, 42,
                            573-578 (1949); and J. F. Swidells, J. R. Сое, Jr., and Т. В. Godfrey, /. Research Nat. Bur. Standards, 48,1-31
                            (1952).
                            b  Calculated from  "Tables of Thermal Properties of Gases," National Bureau of Standards Circular 464
                            (1955), Chapter 2.


                            Table 1.1-3  Viscosities of Some Gases and Liquids at Atmospheric  Pressure"
                                      Temperature   Viscosity             Temperature    Viscosity
                            Gases       T(°C)      /л (mPa • s)  Liquids     T(°C)      /x (mPa • s)
                            i-QH 1 0      23         0.0076 c  (C H ) O         0          0.283
                                                                 2
                                                                   5 2
                            SF            23         0.0153                    25           0.224
                              6
                            CH            20         0.0109*   Q H             20           0.649
                               4                                  6
                            H O          100         0.01211 rf  Br            25           0.744
                              2                                  2
                            co            20         0.0146 b  Hg              20           1.552
                            N  2          20         0.0175 b  C H OH           0           1.786
                              2                                  2  5
                            o             20         0.0204                    25           1.074
                             2
                            Hg           380         0.0654' y                 50           0.694
                                                               H SO            25          25.54
                                                                 2  4
                                                               Glycerol        25         934.
                            a
                             Values taken from N. A. Lange, Handbook of Chemistry, McGraw-Hill, New York, 15th edition
                            (1999), Tables  5.16 and 5.18.
                            b
                              H. L. Johnston and K.  E. McKloskey, J. Phys. Chem., 44,1038-1058 (1940).
                            c
                             CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, CRC Press, Boca Raton, Fla. (1999).
                            d  Landolt-Bornstein Zahlenwerte und Funktionen, Springer (1969).
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