What is Hydrocyanic pressure ?

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In summary, Hydrocyanic pressure is a term used in the filtration process, specifically when rating a filter housing. It may refer to the pressure at which the molecules of plastic in the housing can withstand before allowing percolation. This term may also be used to describe the pressure of hydrocyanic acid in a filtration system. However, it is more commonly known as hydrostatic pressure and may be a mistake or misinterpretation.
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What is Hydrocyanic pressure ?

Hi

What is Hydrocyanic Pressure .. It was used when rating a Filter Housing...i would not have a clue so hopefully someone can give a explanation please

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Jason
 
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Um...Hydrostatic pressure would be used to rate a piping/filter system.

Hydrocyanic Acid may be something used in the filtration process, but I have never heard of it having it's own type of pressure. I'd say it was either supposed to be hydrostatic, or else someone is indicating that the volume of hydrocyanic acid is under a certain pressure.
 
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in the housing energy trade we use hydrostatic pressure considering ground water perculating thru a slab or concrete wall.

in your filter HOUSING hydrocyanic pressure may be the rating that the molecules of plastic
can take before the material allows perculation thru the housing.

Just a guess...

some solids are only solid to the eye, it's all based on the atomic structure and their bonds
I suppose... Density is a wonderful thing LOL
 
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Hydrocyanic pressure, also known as cyanide pressure, is the pressure exerted by a gas containing hydrogen cyanide (HCN). HCN is a colorless, highly toxic gas that is commonly used in industrial processes such as mining, electroplating, and chemical synthesis. The pressure of HCN gas can be measured using a pressure gauge and is typically expressed in units of pounds per square inch (psi) or atmospheres (atm). HCN gas is extremely dangerous and can cause serious health effects if inhaled, making it important to monitor and control its pressure in industrial settings.
 

1. What is hydrocyanic pressure?

Hydrocyanic pressure is the pressure exerted by hydrocyanic acid, a colorless and highly toxic gas, on its surroundings.

2. How is hydrocyanic pressure measured?

Hydrocyanic pressure is typically measured in units of pressure, such as atmospheres (atm) or kilopascals (kPa), using specialized equipment such as pressure gauges or manometers.

3. What factors can affect hydrocyanic pressure?

The temperature, volume, and concentration of hydrocyanic acid can all affect its pressure. Changes in these factors can cause the pressure to increase or decrease accordingly.

4. What are the dangers of high hydrocyanic pressure?

High hydrocyanic pressure can be extremely dangerous due to the toxicity of hydrocyanic acid. Exposure to high levels of this gas can lead to respiratory failure, cardiac arrest, and even death.

5. How is hydrocyanic pressure used in scientific research?

Hydrocyanic pressure is commonly used in laboratory experiments to study the behavior of gases under various conditions. It is also used in industrial processes, such as the production of synthetic materials and pharmaceuticals.

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