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The document provides tables of the absolute and kinematic viscosity of air at standard atmospheric pressure over a range of temperatures in both imperial and SI units. The tables list the dynamic viscosity in units of lb.s/ft2 x 10-7 and N.s/m2 x 10-5, and kinematic viscosity in units of ft2/s x 10-4 and m2/s x 10-5, across temperatures from -40°F to 1500°F and -40°C to 1000°C, respectively. Both the dynamic and kinematic viscosity generally increase with increasing temperature.
- Author
- Stan Kazanskiy
- Language
- EN