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Where can I get the kinematic viscosity of sanitary water?

Where can I get the kinematic viscosity of sanitary water?

Where can I get the kinematic viscosity of sanitary water?

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I wonder if the kinematic viscosity of sanitary water is the same as the water kinematic viscosity of water.



RE: Where can I get the kinematic viscosity of sanitary water?

Since sanitary water is not chemically different from water except for the fact that it contains other material, which has not reacted with the water to create a new compound. On a molecular scale it's still water, and the shear stress should be same.

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