What is the volume in state 2

In summary, the volume of the gearbox is 0.00026 m3 with lubrication and air. The volume of the lubrication is 0.0001139 m3 and expands by 13,1% in state 2 which is 353 K, and the remaining volume is filled with air. Using the equation [V1*P1/T1] = [V2*P2/T2], the volume and pressure in state 2 were calculated to be 0.000245 m3 and 1.278 bar, respectively.
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What is the volume in state 2
The volume of the gearbox is 0,00026 m3 with lubrication and air. The volume of the lubrication is 0.0001139 m3 and expands by 13,1% in state 2 which is 353 K, the rest is air.
I traid to calculate P2 and get the following.
By equation [V1*P1/T1] = [V2*P2/T2]
V1= 0.000260 m3
P1=1 bar
T1=293 K
T2=353
V2=V1- (Air+lubrication-V1), in state 2.
Air: V1/T1 = V2/T2
V1 [air] = 0.000260 m3 – 0.0001139 m3 = 0.000146 m3
It gives V2 [air]= 0.000146*353/293=0.000176 m3
Lubrication: 0.0001139*1.131=0.000129 m3
V2=0.000260 – ((0.000146 + 0.000129)-0.000260) = 0.000245 m3
It gives P2 = (V1*P1*T2) / (T1*V2) = 1.278 bar
Is my calculations wrong, I’m very uncertain about V2.
 
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Your calculations are correct. The volume of the gearbox in State 2 is 0.000245 m3 and the pressure is 1.278 bar.
 

What is the volume in state 2?

The volume in state 2 refers to the amount of space occupied by a substance in a specific state, usually measured in cubic units such as cubic meters or cubic feet.

How is the volume in state 2 calculated?

The volume in state 2 is calculated by multiplying the length, width, and height of the substance in its state 2 form. The resulting value is the volume of the substance in its given state.

What is the difference between volume in state 2 and volume in other states?

The volume in state 2 is specific to a particular state of matter, while the volume in other states may differ due to changes in temperature, pressure, or composition of the substance.

What factors can affect the volume in state 2?

The volume in state 2 can be affected by changes in pressure, temperature, and composition of the substance. For example, increasing pressure can decrease the volume, while increasing temperature can increase the volume.

Why is it important to know the volume in state 2?

Knowing the volume in state 2 is important for understanding the physical properties of a substance and how it behaves in a specific state. It is also essential for various calculations and experiments in the field of science and engineering.

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