Assertion: viscosity's unit | /r/HasProperty | centistoke
Facets:
value: probably
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Since the Stoke is a large unit it is often divided by 100 into the smaller unit centiStoke (cSt) - where
text: Since all such Gardco cups are calibrated through a mathematical formula to the common fundamental unit of viscosity measurement, the centistoke, any drain time in seconds from any particular cup can be converted not only to centistokes but also to any other Gardco cup where the conversion is within cup range.
text: Kinematic viscosity is usually measured in units called centistokes (cSt).
text: The commonly used unit of measure is centistokes but the correct SI unit of measure is mm2/s.
text: The most commonly used unit of kinematic viscosity is centistokes (cSt).
text: Even this unit is a bit too large, so the most common unit is probably the square millimeter per second [mm2/s] or the centistokes
text: The SI unit for kinematic viscosity is m2/s but the more common unit is the centistoke (cSt):
text: As these units are large, it is usual to divide them by 100, to give a smaller unit called centistokes (cSt) , and these are the units used for marine fuel.