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Cavity fluid pressure - thermal expansion

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MJJones

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Given an oil-filled cavity that is heated, how can I find the oil pressure after thermal expansion?

I have CTE and original/ending volumes, just don't remember hwo to calculate pressure on the seal....trying to calculate whether seal with break.
 
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Change in Volume / Original Volume = Change in Pressure / Bulk Modulus

Dp = (Dv/V)*K = K* (Af -At)*DT
Af = Fluid Thermal Expansion Co-efficient
At = Tubing Thermal Expansion Co-efficient
K = Fluid Bulk Modulus




 
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