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August 30, 2005, 15:22
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help! air viscosity versus pressure
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Does anybody know the relationship between the air's viscosity and the pressure(0.1 to 10000 times of the atmosphere pressure)? Thanks a lot!!
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August 30, 2005, 16:00
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1. Link the pressure to the temperature with some classical compressible fluids relations 2. Use the power or Sutherland's law which give the viscosity as a function of the temperature
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August 30, 2005, 16:42
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thank you Buch!I am in the field of electrostatics,and I am working on eletrohydrodynamic flows.In my case the temperature is constant and only the pressure changes.
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