15000ppsi and we had a twenty percent rise in viscosity what would potentially our new peak pressure at transfer be?

To determine the new peak pressure at transfer after a 20% rise in viscosity from an initial value of 15,000 psi, we can consider that viscosity generally affects the flow characteristics and pressure required to maintain flow. A 20% increase in viscosity would suggest that the flow resistance has increased, potentially leading to a higher peak pressure. Assuming a direct correlation, the new peak pressure could be estimated as 15,000 psi multiplied by 1.2, resulting in a new peak pressure of approximately 18,000 psi. However, the actual peak pressure would depend on other factors such as fluid dynamics and system design.