MODELING THE TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF DYNAMIC VISCOSITY FOR SAE 10W OIL NO ADDITIVE
Journal Title: Journal of Science And Arts - Year 2012, Vol 20, Issue 3
Abstract
The dynamic viscosity for mineral oil SAE 10W no additive were determined at temperatures from 313 K to 373 K. Some empirical relations that describe the temperature dependence of dynamic viscosity were fitted to the experimental data and the correlation constants for the best fit are presented.
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IOANA STANCIU
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