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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...- Claus.A
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Calculating the full volume of oil that enters an accumulator
You mean to P1?- Claus.A
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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...- Claus.A
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