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PMut The density of gases are calculated by P Calculate the air density using the data in table [P, T, R and Mwta).

PMut The density of gases are calculated by P Calculate the air density using the data in table [P, T, R and Mwta).

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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Closed The density of gases are calculated by Pa Calculate the air density using the data in table [P, T, R and Mwta). Pair hw Air An oil closed tank of i height, inside contain another small open water tank of height. The tank contain compressed air connected to a simple manometer of four fluids (air-ail- mercury-water) of heights shown in Figure. Air ha his oil a. What is the absolute and gauge pressure of air Pa.? b. What is the effect of air height if h, =i, i and i on Pau? . Estimate z. ho Water Hg Pa air density data Mwt IAL Pa (cm) (cm) (cm) (cm (cm) (cm) tem) (kPa-G) (/mal) (Pa) (K) U/mal.K) (kPa) 3200 O 1000 10000 41 29 101325 298 8314 101.325 13.6 890 2200 120
Transcribed Image Text:Closed The density of gases are calculated by Pa Calculate the air density using the data in table [P, T, R and Mwta). Pair hw Air An oil closed tank of i height, inside contain another small open water tank of height. The tank contain compressed air connected to a simple manometer of four fluids (air-ail- mercury-water) of heights shown in Figure. Air ha his oil a. What is the absolute and gauge pressure of air Pa.? b. What is the effect of air height if h, =i, i and i on Pau? . Estimate z. ho Water Hg Pa air density data Mwt IAL Pa (cm) (cm) (cm) (cm (cm) (cm) tem) (kPa-G) (/mal) (Pa) (K) U/mal.K) (kPa) 3200 O 1000 10000 41 29 101325 298 8314 101.325 13.6 890 2200 120
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