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What is the temperature of non-flowing gas?

2017-04-26View Original

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Hello everyone, I have a question. Suppose some gas is flowing through a pipe, but that pipe becomes blocked and the gas can no longer flow. What would be the temperature of that gas under these conditions (with pressure remaining constant at around 3 kilograms)? The temperature of gas in normal flow is around 30 degrees. What is the approximate temperature of gas when it is not flowing? Please feel free to participate actively in the discussion
Reply #22017-04-26
It becomes the same as the ambient temperature, unless the temperature of the medium is very high and it can transfer some heat 
Reply #32017-04-26
The ambient temperature, unless the pipe doesn’t conduct heat
Reply #42017-04-26
Atmospheric temperature – agree with the person above.
Reply #52017-04-26
The thermal resistance thermometer in my pipeline shows 1–2 degrees on the DCS
Reply #62017-04-26
The thermal resistance of my pipeline shows 1–2 degrees on the DCS
Reply #72017-04-27
Thermistors can also be inaccurate sometimes.

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