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Refresh my memory: gas leak from cylinder?

Refresh my memory: gas leak from cylinder?

Refresh my memory: gas leak from cylinder?

(OP)
Seems to me that recently there was a thread here that described the method for calculation of the rate of flow for a pressurized gas leaking from a cylinder (e.g., as the result of some sort of accident).  A search of the forums by keyword didn't yield pertinent results that I could see.  Not wanting to re-invent the wheel, does anyone recall such a thread/know of a handy reference for this situation?  Thanks.

RE: Refresh my memory: gas leak from cylinder?

I think you are referring to Thread798-101052

Good luck,
Latexman

RE: Refresh my memory: gas leak from cylinder?

(OP)
Thanks to all for refreshing my memory: I knew I'd seen this general subject here recently but couldn't recall the specifics.

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