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How many tons of liquid argon is equivalent to 520 Nm3/hour of argon per year?

2016-04-21View Original

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How many tons of liquid argon is equivalent to 520 Nm3/hour of argon per year?
Reply #22016-04-21
520x365x24x1.7837x0.001/781=10.4 (tons/year)
Reply #32016-04-21
520 Nm^3/h / 22.4 Nm^3/mol * 39.95 g/mol * 8000 h/year = 7.419 t/year
Reply #42016-04-25
=520/22.4*40*8000/1000=7428.6t/a

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