This code calculates the water viscosity as a function of temperature (between 75 deg. C to 1000 deg. C) based on data available from NIST (https://webbook.nist.gov/chemistry/fluid/) for a pressure of 50 MPa. Water pressure changes in the code from a minimum of 25 MPa to a maximum of 75 MPa, and so 50 MPa was chosen as the pressures. Note that the density, viscosity and thermal expansivity of water is a strong function of temperature, but not so of pressure at the chosen temperature and pressure ranges.
Badt, Nir,
"Dynamic water viscosity auxiliary code for numerical TP"
(2023).
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