Viscosity Section 1
Friction resulting from one layer of fluid moving against another

Viscosity Section 2
Friction resulting from one layer of fluid moving against another continued

Properties of Liquids
Viscosity conversion tables

Properties of Liquids Section 1
Determination of pump performance when handling viscous liquids

Properties of Liquids Section 2
Instructions for preliminary selection of a pump for a given head-capacity-viscosity condition

Viscosity Corrections for Capacities of 100 GPM or Less
Sample performance chart and sample calculations

Viscosity of Common Liquids
Table from pipe friction manual

Physical Properties of Common Liquids
Table reprinted with permission of the Durametalic Corporation

Friction Loss for Viscous Liquids
Also: Loss in Feet of Liquid per 100 Feet of New Schedule 40 Steel Pipe

Pumping Liquids with Entrained Gas
Proper selection of a centrifugal pump for liquid and gas

Solids and Slurries
Definition of Terms

Solids and Slurries
Slurry Pump Applications Section 1

Solids and Slurries
Slurry Pump Applications Section 3

Solids and Slurries
Useful Formulas Section 1

Solids and Slurries
Useful Formulas Section 2

Vapor Pressure
Various Liquids

Properties of Liquids Section 3
Instructions for determining pump performance on a viscous liquid when performance on water is known

Solids and Slurries
Slurry Pump Applications Section 2

Solids and Slurries
- Slurry Pump Applications Section 2