Kinematic viscosity calculator

Kinematic viscosity English translation: Kinetic viscosity is the ratio of the dynamic viscosity of a liquid to the density ρ of the fluid at the same temperature. The unit is (m²)/s. Expressed in lowercase letter v. Note: The rate of relationship between St(s) St(s) and (m²)/s that have been used in the past is: \(1(m^2)/ s=10^ 4St=10^6cSt\). (Where "cSt" is pronounced "Centis") treats the flowing liquid as a number of liquid layers moving parallel to each other. The velocity of each layer is different, forming a velocity gradient (dv/dx), which is a basic feature of flow.

Formula \(v = m/p\)

v = kinematic viscosity [m²s^-1]

m = dynamic viscosity [Nsm^-2]

ρ= density [kgm^-3]