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How do I find viscosity of oil in a viscometer?
In a falling ball viscometer a steel ball with a dia. of 1.6mm is allowed to fall freely in a heavy fuel oil having a specific gravity of 0.94. Steel weighs 77kN/m^3. If the ball is observed to fall 250mm in 10.4s calculate the viscosity of the oil?
Can some one show me how to do it. I am close but I am missing something somewhere?
I really just would like to know how to find (gamma) specific gravity of the fluid using the information provided, but full explanation would also work well!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag_%28physics%29#Very_low_Reynolds_numbers_.E2.80.94_Stokes.27_drag
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