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Pressure and temperature compensation for cumulative flow values

2010-04-19View Original

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Regarding the issue of pressure and temperature compensation for the cumulative flow value, is there a fixed formula to calculate this value? I saw some formulas related to temperature and pressure in the function diagram; they are as follows: (Pressure*a+b)/c = A, and d/(Temperature+273.2) = B. The PV value that enters the accumulator is SQRT(A*B) * Flow rate. Please share your thoughts on this.
Reply #22019-06-07
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