The liquid phase in a 100-cubic-meter liquefied gas tank has been emptied, and the gauge pressure of the gas phase inside the tank is zero. How can the amount of liquefied gas be calculated?

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The liquid phase in the 100-cubic-meter liquefied gas tank has been emptied, and the gauge pressure of the gas phase inside the tank is zero. How can the amount of liquefied gas be calculated? I would appreciate advice from those with more experience!

Reply #22019-05-16

Using gauge pressure is inappropriate; the conditions are incorrect, and temperature data is also missing – it’s not possible to calculate how many hairs a bear has. :lol

Reply #32019-05-21

PV=NRT; by substituting PVT, the value can be calculated

Reply #42019-06-03

Thank you very much:handshake

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The liquid phase in a 100-cubic-meter liquefied gas tank has been emptied, and the gauge pressure of the gas phase inside the tank is zero. How can the amount of liquefied gas be calculated?

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