Assertion: viscosity | /r/HasProperty | low
Facets:
value: in turbulent flow
type: LOCATION
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
value: at high temperatures
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: If the weight or viscosity is too low the oil will grow too thin and wear will appear on the metal surfaces of a machine.
text: If viscosity is too low at high temperatures, it can't be used for lubrication.
text: Depending on whether the viscosity of your oil is too high or too low, you might experience several problems, such as poor fuel economy, increased wear on your engine, and increased chemical breakdown.
text: When viscosity is too low and fluid too thin, users will see problems like higher wear and overheating.
text: If the paint was Newtonian it would either spread easily but run if the viscosity is low, or spread with great difficulty and leave brush marks, but not run if the viscosity is high.
text: Viscosity in Turbulent Flow Viscosity is relatively low in turbulent flow.
text: On the other hand, if the temperature is high then the velocity of oil will be excessive, that means viscosity is so low and this can cause high friction in any pipe then wear.
text: On the other hand, if the temperature is high then the velocity of oil will be excessive, that means viscosity is so low and this can cause in any pipe then wear.
text: Large number cup sizes are used when viscosity is high, while low number cup sizes are used when viscosity is low.
text: If the frictional force is comparatively low, as in water, the viscosity of the liquid is low; if the frictional force is large, as in glue or glycerine, the viscosity of two liquids by filling two measuring cylinders with each of them, and allowing identical small steel ball-bearings to fall through each liquid.
text: If the viscosity of the fluid is low or the pipe has a large diameter, a large central region will flow with uniform velocity.
text: Hightemperature, low-shear conditions are seen in leak paths (oil seals, behind piston rings), and a viscosity that is too low can affect oil consumption.