from ideal gase equation ( if applicable depending on the pressure) P-final x v-final = m RT
v : specific volume could be calculated.
by calculating the vessel size you can get the total mass ( M) of air charged into the vessel.
Assuming steady flow conditions Time = M / ( rate of flow)
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The amount of energy which is consumed in the turbine depends on the turbine RPM, Tourque applied to the turbine's shaft in addition to turbine's efficiency, so if you change inlet pressure this will lead to a change in input power, assuming that the turbine efficiency and toruque applied...
Hello <br><br>you can solve the first proplem by using a fan which driven by a variable speed frequency driver.<br>This can reduce the fan speed when the air pressure in the return duct increased.<br>i beleive both the first and the second problem could be solved by this...
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Entropy is astatiscal thermodynamics property comes out from various thermodynamics processes in the world, it is generated due to heat(work) exchange between systems and surroundings, refering to 2nd low of thermodynamics we found that the nett entropy between system and surroundings is always...
If we are talking about forced harmonic viberation like the unbalance in rotating macinery then factors are:<br>1-Frequency<br>2-Amplitude<br>3-Natural frequency<br>4-Damping factor<br>5-Harmonic excitation force<br><br>I hope the above helpful,<br><br>BYYYY
Yes there is, please look to results as per herunder schedule:<br><br>Temperature E1 E2 E3<br>200...
Hi <br>If we are talking about the corrosion which is due to friction between water boundary layer and boat body, then you have to find the water boundary lyer velocity profile over the boat body, then apply Newton low of viscosity (T= M x dv\dn )Where :<br>T:Shear stress<br>M: water...
Hello<br>You can do that by mesuring the electrical absorbed power from the fan motor which is equal P = I x V<br>where I : current (A)<br>V: Voltage (V)<br><br>Theoritacly most of this power converted to mechanical power which is P = 1/2 x I" x w^2<br> Where I" : moment of...
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Firstly you have to specify either if you want to pull the weight over a straight or inclind surface as the pull force will be changed depending on the slope angle.<br><br>once you you find the pull force [F]which is equal to friction force[mass x g x cos (slope angle)x friction coefficiet]plus...
Most of butterfly valves ahve a poor throttling performane comparing with globe valves, but what makes people specify butterfly because it is easy to fix a control actuator for automatic control which is hard to do in the case of using globe valves in addition to space saving.
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I will give you some guides using Darcy's formula to get abetter accuracy, these notes actualy based on the persure drop value:<br>
1-If the pressure drop (P1 - P2) is about 10% of the inlet pressure P1 then you can use Darcy's by getting fluid properties either upstream or downstream...
First you need to find the inlet density for air, you can get this from ideal gas low : Pv = M x R x T<br>
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then you can get the mass flow rate staight away from :<br>
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Mass flowrate = Area x velocity x density<br>
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Below a general formula that can be used to determine the minimum velocity necessary to hold the check valve in awide open stable position :<br>
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v = 45 x ( V )^0.5<br>
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v : velocity in (m\s)<br>
V : specific volume of the fluid in (m^3 / kg)<br>
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