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I need help figuring out how many meters of nitrogen gas are required

2018-07-17View Original

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The container has a volume of 10 m³. A nitrogen protection pressure of 0.05 MPa is required – how many m³ of nitrogen is needed?
Reply #22018-07-17
A rough calculation can be done using the formula PV=nRT, with T taking the temperature at the site.
Reply #32018-07-17
5m3; 1 bottle of N2 is just enough
Reply #42018-07-17
The container volume is 10 m³. The required nitrogen protection pressure is 0.05 MPa. How many m³ of nitrogen are needed? Answer: To answer this question, you need certain parameters; the amount of nitrogen required is equal to 0.178 * volume + the maximum flow rate of the equipment (the difference between inflow and outflow). In typical design calculations, only the inflow is taken into account, not the outflow. The factor 0.178 * equipment volume accounts for the impact of temperature on the equipment. This information can be found in the national standard 20570 regarding single-seal designs. Check that standard

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