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FreakMath
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Hi all I have a question which came up in one of our physics class and thought you can help out :)
It is not homework!
The objective is to calculate the volume and pressure of the air coming out of the following experiment:
Imagine a huge piston and cylinder. The surface of the piston is 10000sq ft and it is moving up in the cylinder at a rate of 1 ft per hour. As a result, air is being pressured to exit through a 1sq ft opening at the top.
1- what will be the pressure and airflow volume exiting the opening.
If anyone has a basic equation for this it will be wonderful.
Happy day
Ariel
It is not homework!
The objective is to calculate the volume and pressure of the air coming out of the following experiment:
Imagine a huge piston and cylinder. The surface of the piston is 10000sq ft and it is moving up in the cylinder at a rate of 1 ft per hour. As a result, air is being pressured to exit through a 1sq ft opening at the top.
1- what will be the pressure and airflow volume exiting the opening.
If anyone has a basic equation for this it will be wonderful.
Happy day
Ariel