Assertion: viscosity | /r/HasProperty | calculated
Facets:
value: from the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: by measuring the vibrational waves
type: MANNER
value: easily
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The viscosity can easily be calculated from shear stress (from the torque) and shear rate (from the angular velocity).
text: The viscosity at different temperatures can be calculated using the viscosity at 40°C and the viscosity index (VI), which represents the temperature dependency of the lubricant.
text: : By measuring the vibrational waves using a vibrating rod submerged in fluid, viscosity is calculated by analyzing the dampening of the vibration.
text: The viscosity at different temperatures can be calculated using the viscosity at 40°C and the viscosity index (VI), which represents the temperature dependency of the lubricant.
text: The viscosity is typically reported in centistokes (cSt), equivalent to mm2/s in SI units, and is calculated from the time it takes oil to flow from the starting point to the stopping point using a calibration constant supplied for each tube.
text: Viscosity of a liquid can be calculated from the time elapsed, provided that you know the height of the column and the densities of the sphere and the liquid.
text: Viscosity is then reflected in the slope of the plotted data and can be calculated from the above equation (slope = kT/6v p ) as the value that best fits the data.