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How many tons of liquid argon per year is equivalent to 520 Nm3/h of argon? Thank you

2016-04-21View Original

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How many tons of liquid argon per year is equivalent to 520 Nm3/h of argon? Thank you
Reply #22016-04-22
Just go to Baidu and look it up, that’s all
Reply #32016-04-22
This post was last edited by Ameba on 2016-4-22 08:20. The gas-liquid volume ratio of argon is 785, and the density of liquid argon is 1.4 T/m3. Therefore, the daily production of liquid argon is 520*24/785*1.4 = 22.26 T. On an annual basis, multiplying this value by the number of days it operates – typically 330 days – gives an annual production of liquid argon of 330*22.26 = 7345 T.
Reply #42016-04-22
520X1000/22.4X39.95/1000/1000x24*330=7345
Reply #52016-04-22
Thank you for the reply; I kind of want to say he’s lazy!
Reply #62016-04-22
It’s hard to say whether it’s within or outside the industry~~ Hehe~~ The original poster might not be working in this field~~
Reply #72016-04-22
Different paths lead to the same goal~~ Hehe~~ It’s also possible to calculate using molecular weight and moles~~

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