Absolutee or Dynamic Viscosity of Water

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Absolute, or dynamic viscosity of water in centipoises for temperatures between 32 - 200^oF

Absolute, or dynamic viscosity is used for calculating Reynolds Number to determine if a fluid flow is laminar, transient or turbulent.

Reynold's Number A definition of Reynold's Number

The absolute, or dynamic viscosity of water depends on the temperature as shown in the table below:

Temperature		Absolute - Dynamic - Viscosity (cp)
(^oF)	(^oC)	Absolute - Dynamic - Viscosity (cp)
32	0	1.794
40	4.4	1.546
50	10.0	1.310
60	15.6	1.129
70	21.1	0.982
80	26.7	0.862
90	32.2	0.764
100	37.8	0.682
120	48.9	0.559
140	60.0	0.470
160	71.1	0.401
180	82.2	0.347
200	93.3	0.305

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