i require a formula for kg/s to be calculated. please, if anyone has the knowledge, add a comment as i have struggled thus far to find a site with the formula which i require.
thanks guys
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how do i find kg/s from pressure and temperature??
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by Guest » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:34 pm
Do you know the flow in some other units, either volume or moles per second.
If you know volume flow rate, you could use ideal gas equation, PV = nRT, to convert to moles/sec, and then molecular weight to grams/sec.
If you don't know the flow, I don't see how to proceed. Of the gas just stays in a container (with no hole) regardless of temperature and pressure, there is no flow (basis of tires, footballs, etc.)
If you know volume flow rate, you could use ideal gas equation, PV = nRT, to convert to moles/sec, and then molecular weight to grams/sec.
If you don't know the flow, I don't see how to proceed. Of the gas just stays in a container (with no hole) regardless of temperature and pressure, there is no flow (basis of tires, footballs, etc.)
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