Why is it necessary to know viscosity when calculating throttling devices?

2015-11-21View Original

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Why is it necessary to know viscosity when calculating throttling devices?

Reply #22015-11-21

Because the flow coefficient of the throttling device is related to the Reynolds number. When measuring a fluid using a throttling device, it is necessary to know the fluid’s viscosity, mainly in order to calculate the Reynolds number.

Reply #32015-11-23

When a fluid flows, viscosity is an important factor that affects its flow state. That’s all there is to it.

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