Table of Viscosities

GASES
(70° F. & 1 Atm.)
LIQUIDS
(70° F. & 1 Atm.)
Centipoise* 
Centipoise* 
ACETYLENE ..........................
AIR ..........................................
AMMONIA ............................
BROMINE .............................
BUTENE .................................
CARBON DIOXIDE ..............
CARBON DISULFIDE ..........
CHLORINE  ...........................
FREON-11 ..............................
HELIUM  ................................
HYDROGEN ..........................
HYDROGEN CHLORIDE.....
HYDROGEN SULFIDE ........
METHANE .............................
NITROGEN ............................
OXYGEN .................................
SULFUR DIOXIDE ................
.0097
.0180
.0102
.0148
.0083
.0142
.0096
.0135
.0110
.0186
.0087
.0137
.0130
.0108
.0175
.0201
.0120
WATER ......................................
ACETONE, 100% ......................
BENZENE ...................................
CARBON TETRACHLORIDE..
DIESEL OIL ...............................
ETHYL ALCOHOL, 100% ........
ETHYLENE GLYCOL ...............
FREON-11 ..................................
FURNACE OIL ..........................
HYDROCHLORIC ACID, 31.5%
GASOLINE... ..............................
KEROSENE ................................
LINSEED OIL, RAW .................
METHANOL, 100% ...................
NITRIC ACID, 95% ...................
OIL, SAE No. 10 ..........................
OIL, SAE No. 30 ..........................
OIL, SAE No. 50 ..........................
RANGE FUEL .............................
SULFURIC ACID, 98% ..............
1.00
0.33
0.62
0.97
1.5-6.2
1.2
22.0
0.47
2.5-6.2
2.0
0.3-0.6
1.4-2.5
41.0
0.58
1.12
70.0
290.0
490.0
1.5-2.7
24.0
*To find centipoises, multiply centistokes by specific gravity.
 
To find the flow rate for liquids other than water, determine the flow rate for water and divide by the viscosity (in centipoises) of the desired liquid.  Example: For a medium bronze filter at 5 inches of water pressure, the flow of water is 0.53 gpm/sq. in., then for the flow of kerosene (viscosity 2.35 centipoise at 70° F.)  at 5 inches of water pressure, the flow is 0.53 ÷ 2.35 = 0.22 gpm/sq. in.
 
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