Hi,
I have been asked to find out what the dewpoint of nitrogen.
From google it says the following: "Bottled nitrogen is often specified as dryer than 2 ppm (parts per million) equivalent to a dewpoint of -94°F (-70°C).
However, someone once told me that the dewpoint will be affected when...
Thanks for the responses
LittleInch, I tried to work with the equation you presented, but does this not apply for temperature change as the complete volume changes temperature? You said I could ignore the thermal part, but I struggle to use this formula.
I tried however to focus on the fixed...
Hi,
Sorry, pressureDROP is the wrong term, I guess pressure-buildup could be better?
This is not homework no. We are looking into how short a pipe could be when we freeze a portion of it, without risking the safety of anyone involved due to high pressure.
I will try to put it in a simpler...
Hi,
I am working on a problem where I am tasked to calculate how much the pressure in a pipe will increase by when a portion of the water is turned to ice
For this example I am using a pipe with an 3Inch OD and the pipe has a length of 1 meter. The iceplug is placed within the pipe in the...
This might not be the correct forum for this question. I finished my bachelor degree 2 weeks ago, and this is one of the first projects I have.
It is the part of "thermodynamic in terms of heat transfer between the gas and the container, both inside and outside the container" I am struggling...
Hello all
I am currently working on designing a calculator that is able to calculate the temperature of nitrogen gas inside a container, as well as calculating the temperature on the container after some of the gas is "bled" off/out over a given time.
For now (as I am fairly new to...
