Amount of compressed air required to supply 1 cubic meter continuously at a pressure of 0.5 Mpa
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What is the consumption of compressed air when 1 cubic meter is supplied continuously at a pressure of 0.5 Mpa? Please provide the calculation method. Help to calculate it and give the formula
Personal opinion: Based on the thermodynamics knowledge learned in high school, PV/T = P1V1T1. Assuming that the temperature of the compressed gas remains constant, we have PV = P1V1. Therefore, 0.5*1 = 0.1013*V, which gives V = 5; 5 cubic units are required.
The original poster is asking what the volume in standard cubic meters is, when 1 m3 of air is supplied per hour at a pressure of 0.5 MPa
I want to know what the volume in standard cubic meters is when 1 m3 of air is supplied per hour at a pressure of 0.5 MPa
That is the calculation result for the second floor: approximately 5 Nm3/h
“Is it clear what “1 cubic meter of gas supply” means? Is it the actual volume, or has it already been converted to a standard volume? Where does this number come from?
Is 0.5Mpa gauge pressure or absolute pressure? For gauge pressure, it’s about 6; for absolute pressure, it’s about 5. These values do not take temperature into account.