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Forum: Auxiliary Equipment & Dinghy 03-10-2021, 23:21 |
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Re: Dinghy Pressure due to temp?
Or to put it more accurately: Temperature is not measured in "degrees Kelvin". The unit name is a Kelvin. 0°C = 273.15K ( not 273.15°K) Kelvin is the basic SI unit of temperature ... |
Forum: Auxiliary Equipment & Dinghy 28-06-2021, 22:09 |
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Re: Dinghy Pressure due to temp?
If you think that the 3000PSI tensile strength of hypalon or the expansion of a thin party ballon has any relevance to the behaviour under low pressure (up to 10PSI) of a thick tube made of hypalon... |
Forum: Auxiliary Equipment & Dinghy 28-06-2021, 21:44 |
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Re: Dinghy Pressure due to temp?
See Posts #7. More like 5.0 @ 115°F :biggrin: Pressure @ 115°F = (18.2 * 319.261 /294.261 - 14.7 = 5.046 |
Forum: Auxiliary Equipment & Dinghy 28-06-2021, 15:17 |
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Re: Dinghy Pressure due to temp?
Why a smack in the face? Anyone who understood what Boyle,Charles ad Gay-Lussac were saying knew that volume is one factor of those gas laws and than the changing volume of an expandable container... |
Forum: Auxiliary Equipment & Dinghy 21-06-2021, 20:06 |
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Forum: Auxiliary Equipment & Dinghy 21-06-2021, 19:23 |
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Forum: Auxiliary Equipment & Dinghy 21-06-2021, 19:17 |
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Forum: Auxiliary Equipment & Dinghy 21-06-2021, 18:35 |
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Forum: Auxiliary Equipment & Dinghy 21-06-2021, 18:26 |
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Re: Dinghy Pressure due to temp?
FIFY :) Why? :biggrin: 3.5 * 319.3 / 294.3 = 3.8 However, you are ignoring atmospheric pressure. 3.5 PSI in the tube is an absolute pressure of 18.2 PSI. (3.5 + 14.7) * 319.3 /294.3 =... |
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