Abreviation help.
Abreviation help.
(OP)
Looking at this pump data sheet would someone tell me what the heck cSt stands for? (at bottom of graphs panel)
It's not ringing any neural bells for me.
http://fl uidotech.m itric.net/ Contents/D ocuments/E nglish/MG3 00/Literat .%20Prod/M G300%20010 9%20Ed.pdf
It's not ringing any neural bells for me.
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RE: Abreviation help.
central Standard time?
Keith Cress
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centistoke
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Thanks macmet!
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Keith Cress
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RE: Abreviation help.
m, for meter is lower case, for example, but units named after a person are upper case:
Amps
Watts
Celsius
Stokes
etc etc
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The SI unit for kinematic viscosity is m2 s-1.
1 m2 s-1 = 106 cSt.
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poise
Stokes
Saybolt
m2/s
pascal second
Me thinks if there was this many different units for voltage we'd all still be driving horses.
Keith Cress
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RE: Abreviation help.
itsmoked,
You are right on your comment. However, let's not forget that Poises and Pa s are absolute (dynamic) viscosity units
Stokes and m2/s, which can be somehow related to Engler, Redwood, Saybolt, etc., are kinematic viscosity units.
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