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How to calculate viscosity Videos
- 1. Calculating Viscosity of a Fluid Example using a Viscometer | Fluid Mechanics
- 2. Example-Viscosity-Equation-2.3310e
- 3. Viscosity and Poiseuille flow
- 4. Measuring Viscosity
- 5. Falling ball : measuring the viscosity of milk
Calculating Viscosity of a Fluid Example using a Viscometer | Fluid Mechanics
//goo.gl/BMFkGI for more FREE video tutorials covering Fluid Mechanics. In this video we are asked to calculate the viscosity of a fluid using a viscometer.
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Charles Portner
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on 13 Dec 2015
what happened to the rest of the video?
Example-Viscosity-Equation-2.3310e
This examples shows how to apply the viscosity equation to the flow of glycerin. The problem goals are shear stress and velocity.
Viscosity and Poiseuille flow
This video explains viscosity and Poiseuille flow. Created by David Santo Pietro. More free lessons at: //www.khanacademy.org/video?v=G3bO8RcRgxQ ...
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Jay -
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on 27 Apr 2015
Attempting to learn fluid dynamics and this is awesome, thanks. Makes me
ponder how far reaching studying medicine is
Flyy Gaming
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on 09 Apr 2015
Brilliant, no idea why this video has so little views
Measuring Viscosity
Hello everyone and welcome to my own science experiment. Today we will be measuring viscosity. I hope you all leave a like and a comment.
Falling ball : measuring the viscosity of milk
Falling ball is one of so many instrument that can be used to measuring the viscosity of some liquid. the measurement is depends on the liquid types. this types ...
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dgluth1490
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on 14 Jul 2011
This equipment is called falling ball viscosity tube. It's one of many
equipment that is use to measure liquid viscosity. To measure it, it's
combine with a small marble (and it's also depend on the liquid type. If
It's too thick (like honey, syrup) you should use a small marble that is
made from tantalum, or if It's too aqueous like milk you should use a small
marble tht made from glass)
babababadooblydoo
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on 23 Feb 2013
This is the worst experiment ive ever seen, u shud have the tube on a clamp
stand not hitting around in ur hand, and u shud video tape the sample with
a slow mo camera to know the exact time it took, if u were doing this
investigation for school
Josh Hummel
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on 28 Feb 2013
this is the most helpful expirement I've seen, you should be a youtube
star, and you should have a channel that has weekly videos for science
things. - you mad, bababababababbababbablack sheep???
dgluth1490
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on 03 Apr 2013
thank you for you advice about this video, actually it would be better to
use a clamp to help the tube standing but due to circumstances that don't
allow, so we use hand to stand up the tube :)
HESHAM ELBAZ
commented
on 14 Aug 2015
Thank you very much for this amazing video , I really enjoyed it . but , I
think we could use the specific gravity instead of the density, this is
what's mentioned at MARTIN .
Ryan Sugnet
commented
on 02 Dec 2011
what is the viscometer constant? and does it matter the distance between
the red lines (that you measure the time of)? Thanks a lot!
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