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georgeverghese and israelkk....thank you very much for your replies.

Thank you brimstoner and LittleInch for your replies. Yes, I believe I have the correct data. And no, this is not a take home exam. My recollection of pressure vessel topics is a bit foggy because it's been 15 years since I graduated college and I have not had to use it in my particular...

Thanks so much zdas04!

The Pressure Vessel volume = 3140 ft^3 The ends are flat. Tank and gas temperature is 70 deg F Outside temperature is 60 deg F. The hole size area is 3 in^2 I am concerned about the period of time from the moment of puncture until about 5 seconds after puncture occurs. Thanks so much for...

Hi racookpe1978, Thanks for the response. I have finished all the classes needed (including fluid mechanics) for a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. However, it has been quite some time since I graduated college and I do not normally deal with pressure vessels in my daily work. I am sure...

Hello zdas04, Thanks so much for posting the FAQ above. I have reviewed the FAQ, but I have a few questions... The flow rate is given in MSCF (thousand standard cubic feet). I am trying to find the remaining pressure in the vessel "x" amount of time after the vessel is punctured. I figure...

zdas04, thanks so much! I will check out the FAQ you posted. Have a great day!

I have a pressure vessel with a known pressure. The pressure vessel is made from 7050 aluminum, 0.125" sheet thickness. The pressure vessel is suddenly punctured, with a known hole size. I am trying to determine the rate of pressure decrease after the puncture occurs. I would like to plot...