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    International standard atmosphere properties like pressure, temperature, density, viscosity, thermal conductivity and

    velocity of sound, can be found in the table below:

    Elevation

    Temperature

    Pressure

    -z-

    -T-

    -p-

    (m)
    -2000
    -1500
    -1000
    -500
    0
    500
    1000
    1500
    2000
    2500
    3000
    3500
    4000
    4500
    5000
    5500
    6000
    6500
    7000
    7500
    8000
    8500
    9000
    9500
    10000
    10500
    11000
    11500
    12000
    12500
    13000
    13500
    14000
    14500

    (K)
    301.2
    297.9
    294.7
    291.4
    288.15
    284.9
    281.7
    278.4
    275.2
    271.9
    268.7
    265.4
    262.2
    258.9
    255.7
    252.4
    249.2
    245.9
    242.7
    239.5
    236.2
    233.0
    229.7
    226.5
    223.3
    220.0
    216.8
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7

    (bar)
    1.2778
    1.2070
    1.1393
    1.0748
    1.01325
    0.9546
    0.8988
    0.8456
    0.7950
    0.7469
    0.7012
    0.6578
    0.6166
    0.5775
    0.5405
    0.5054
    0.4722
    0.4408
    0.4111
    0.3830
    0.3565
    0.3315
    0.3080
    0.2858
    0.2650
    0.2454
    0.2270
    0.2098
    0.1940
    0.1793
    0.1658
    0.1533
    0.1417
    0.1310

    Kinematic
    Viscosity

    Thermal
    Conductivity

    RelativeDensity

    --

    -k-

    - /o -

    x 10-5

    x 10-2

    (m 2/s)

    (W/m.K)

    1.253
    1.301
    1.352
    1.405
    1.461
    1.520
    1.581
    1.646
    1.715
    1.787
    1.863
    1.943
    2.028
    2.117
    2.211
    2.311
    2.416
    2.528
    2.646
    2.771
    2.904
    3.046
    3.196
    3.355
    3.525
    3.706
    3.899
    4.213
    4.557
    4.930
    5.333
    5.768
    6.239
    6.749

    2.636
    2.611
    2.585
    2.560
    2.534
    2.509
    2.483
    2.457
    2.431
    2.405
    2.379
    2.353
    2.327
    2.301
    2.275
    2.248
    2.222
    2.195
    2.169
    2.142
    2.115
    2.088
    2.061
    2.034
    2.007
    1.980
    1.953
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952

    1.2067
    1.1522
    1.0996
    1.0489
    1.0000
    0.9529
    0.9075
    0.8638
    0.8217
    0.7812
    0.7423
    0.7048
    0.6689
    0.6343
    0.6012
    0.5694
    0.5389
    0.5096
    0.4817
    0.4549
    0.4292
    0.4047
    0.3813
    0.3589
    0.3376
    0.3172
    0.2978
    0.2755
    0.2546
    0.2354
    0.2176
    0.2012
    0.1860
    0.1720

    Speed of
    Sound
    -c(m/s)
    347.9
    346.0
    344.1
    342.2
    340.3
    338.4
    336.4
    334.5
    332.5
    330.6
    328.6
    326.6
    324.6
    322.6
    320.5
    318.5
    316.5
    314.4
    312.3
    310.2
    308.1
    306.0
    303.8
    301.7
    299.8
    297.4
    295.2
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1

    15000
    15500
    16000
    16500
    17000
    17500
    18000
    18500
    19000
    19500
    20000
    22000
    24000
    26000
    28000
    30000

    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    216.7
    218.6
    220.6
    222.5
    224.5
    226.5

    0.1211
    0.1120
    0.1035
    0.09572
    0.08850
    0.08182
    0.07565
    0.06995
    0.06467
    0.05980
    0.05529
    0.04047
    0.02972
    0.02188
    0.01616
    0.01197

    0.1590
    0.1470
    0.1359
    0.1256
    0.1162
    0.1074
    0.09930
    0.09182
    0.08489
    0.07850
    0.07258
    0.05266
    0.03832
    0.02797
    0.02047
    0.01503

    7.300
    7.895
    8.540
    9.237
    9.990
    10.805
    11.686
    12.639
    13.670
    14.784
    15.989
    22.201
    30.743
    42.439
    58.405
    80.134

    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.952
    1.968
    1.985
    2.001
    2.018
    2.034

    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    295.1
    296.4
    297.7
    299.1
    300.4
    301.7

    1 m (meter) = 3.2808 ft
    1 bar = 105 Pa (N/m 2) = 0.1 N/mm 2 = 10,197 kp/m 2 = 10.20 m H2O = 0.9869 atm = 14.50 psi (lbf/in2) =
    106 dyn/cm 2 = 750 mmHg
    1 W/(m K) = 0.85984 kcal/(h m oC) = 0.5779 Btu/(ft h oF)
    1 m/s = 3.6 km/h = 196.85 ft/min = 2.237 mph

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