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Calculating pressure fromV1 to V2 with a polytropic exponent
Yes you are right, however, in this situation I had to asume all the air was being compressed in a smaller volume withouth any air or heat escaping, so all is good.- metiz1
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Calculating pressure fromV1 to V2 with a polytropic exponent
Thanks for your help! I had to use a hypotetical situation (n=1.4) for my calculations and see how the real word measurements stacked up...The n value I got was like 0.8...I dun goofed the measurement I think :P- metiz1
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Calculating pressure fromV1 to V2 with a polytropic exponent
Thank you for your reply. I can't say I really understand your reply though...Shouldn't I enter the initial temperature (lets say 20C, 293K) somewhere in the equation?- metiz1
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Calculating pressure fromV1 to V2 with a polytropic exponent
Homework Statement I have a bicycle pump where I need to calculate the pressure in a certain volume. No heat is lost during compression so this is a isentropic system initial volume is 0.3L final volume is 0.0195 Gas is air n=k Homework Equations I don't know, that's the problem...- metiz1
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