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How to measure viscosity of oil by using Redwood viscometer.
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[@govindyudivashishtha]

Very interesting and informative video that will help students in their academics.

[@bmnoobff6955]

thx sir

[@rajneeshbabre1993]

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[@priyanshudeepchaudhary1739]

Nice video

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[@akashwani377]

Thanks Sir

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[@sci_bio4556]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@sandpreddytr9575]

Thank you for your presentation.
Sir,
Do we have to average the values what we get.

[@SukhdeepTechnicalExpert]

By taking multiple values at different temperatures, you can get viscosity of given oil at that temperature. Don't calculate average of values taken on different temperatures. If number of reading are taken for same oil at same temperature, then average can be calculated for more accuracy.

[@suryavamsi68]

how to draw graph for that
like which thing should i take for x-axis and for y-axis

[@SukhdeepTechnicalExpert]

You can draw graph between viscosity and temp. Temp can be taken on x-axis and viscosity on y-axis.

[@saudsadah7968]

Sir what will be the viscosity value for used engine oil

[@SukhdeepTechnicalExpert]

It depends upon the temperature of engine oil and also depends upon running hour of engine.

[@sadhusharankumar9541]

Result me kya likhe

[@SukhdeepTechnicalExpert]

I am unable to understand your question, provide few more details

[@yashthakur2820]

kush be

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[@SukhdeepTechnicalExpert]

Your suggestion is noted, It will be improved

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[@manojjangid6190]

Specific gravity ki unit gm/cc hoti h
Or ap bol rhe ho koi unit nhi hoti

[@SukhdeepTechnicalExpert]

I am correct here. Specific gravity is a dimensionless guantity. Specific gravity for a given liquid = density of given liquid/ density of standard fluid.

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[@sushantbodade6870]

@@manojjangid6190 sir ne sahi kaha, logical hai yaar,

[@user-mc4jx9gc8o]

@@manojjangid6190 abe chutiye , sir ne sahi kaha , density / density means no dimension

[@TMUFacultyMrKBAnand]

What will be the value of VISCOSITY at 40 degree temperature and time 10 seconds. Volume is 50ml ?
Kindly send the standard formula for thus.