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  1. Claus.A

    Calculating the full volume of oil that enters an accumulator

    sooo V*(1-(P2/P0)) wouldn't be unreasonable if the conditions are isotherm? (V being the accumulator volume) and V*(1-(P2/P0)^(1/k)) for adiabatic conditions (k being the exponent, which I forget the English word for)? PNachtwey: I do remember seeing the article years back. Thanks for the...
  2. Claus.A

    Calculating the full volume of oil that enters an accumulator

    You mean to P1?
  3. Claus.A

    Calculating the full volume of oil that enters an accumulator

    Hi I have been searching the literature for a formula, that gives me the full volume that enters an accumulator from standstill.. All the literature I have found, is the good old ΔV (working volume) based off accumulator size, P0, P1, P2 and an exponent. This gives me the working volume...

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