Water - Speed of Sound vs. Temperature (original) (raw)
Speed of sound in water at temperatures ranging 32 - 212°F (0 - 100°C) - Imperial and SI units.
Speed of Sound in Water - imperial units (BG units)
Water - Speed of Sound vs. Temperature - Imperial Units
Temperature - t - (oF) | Speed of Sound - c - (ft/s) |
---|---|
32 | 4603 |
40 | 4672 |
50 | 4748 |
60 | 4814 |
70 | 4871 |
80 | 4919 |
90 | 4960 |
100 | 4995 |
120 | 5049 |
140 | 5091 |
160 | 5101 |
180 | 5095 |
200 | 5089 |
212 | 5062 |
Speed of Sound in Water - in SI units
Water - Speed of Sound vs. Temperature - SI Units
Temperature - t - (oC) | Speed of Sound - c - (m/s) | |
---|---|---|
Water | Seawater | |
0 | 1403 | 1449 |
5 | 1427 | |
10 | 1447 | 1490 |
20 | 1481 | 1522 |
30 | 1507 | 1546 |
40 | 1526 | 1563 |
50 | 1541 | |
60 | 1552 | |
70 | 1555 | |
80 | 1555 | |
90 | 1550 | |
100 | 1543 |
- Seawater with salinity S = 35 (35.17 g/kg)
- 1 m/s = 3.28 ft/s
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Note that speed is a scalar quantity. Velocity is vector quantity with direction.
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