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Thank you good Sir!

That is it! Thank you! Ill search the size of the canister. Thank you :)

Thank you for the answer :) Yeah I thought about that, but thing is when the volume reaches zero (full contraction) the mass becomes zero apparently...

I referred to the Specific Heat capacity Cp

Hey! thank you for answering :) I think I know. It should be m*cp*dT, right? If so, the problem is I don't have the mass of the gas.

Greetings! I did the famous "Mass Lifter Heat Engine" experiment in which a mass is put at the top of a piston enclosed within a cylinder. The cylinder is connected to an aluminium canister of air and the air inside this canister expands and contracts the piston with thermal contact. We had 2...

Thank you for the warm welcome! :D

Also, thank you for the warm welcome and for your aid! :D

Sure :) https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/35238/how-thick-does-steel-have-to-be-to-be-able-to-withstand-300-bar-sphere I found this quite useful, however, it relates to a sphere, not a cylinder. Also the "If you plan to use this information in any real life project, be extremely...

Hello All! I am an undergraduate at the University of Southampton currently studying Aeronautics & Astronautics. I am hopeful that this forum can help me in my degree and that if I am able, I can help others too :)

Greetings All! I am not sure if this is the correct place to post this, but I think that since rocket fuel is considered a chemical reaction, this sections seems appropriate. Right, to the topic. Me and my team from the spaceflight society are looking forward to building a hybrid rocket fuelled...