For this reason we need to remember the difference between the dynamic viscosity and the kinematic viscosity. The dynamic viscosity of water is approximately 10^{-3} kg/(m s) while that of air is 1.2 ...

For example, a common oil rating is 15W-40, with 15 representing the oil's dynamic viscosity (with the W as a reminder of the cold value) and 30 representing the oil's kinematic viscosity.

and how it relates to the dynamic and kinematic viscosities. We'll also explore how viscosity is dependent on temperature - the viscosity of liquids reduces with increasing temperature ...

Comply with SAE J300, J306, ASTM D6158, D8029, D2502, and further norms Kinematic and dynamic viscosity, density, cloud point, freeze point, viscosity index (VI), and many other parameters are all ...