Pressure Rise in Pipe
Pressure Rise in Pipe
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I need to brush up on my thermodynamics a little bit:
A pipe is full of styrene (a volume of 45 gallons) and the temperature is raised from 0 F to 80 F. What is the pressure rise in the pipe?
Is it just the difference in vapor pressure of styrene between the two temperatures?
Thanks.
A pipe is full of styrene (a volume of 45 gallons) and the temperature is raised from 0 F to 80 F. What is the pressure rise in the pipe?
Is it just the difference in vapor pressure of styrene between the two temperatures?
Thanks.





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David
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Tony Miller
Cornerstone Engineering Group, p.c.
http://www.cegpc.com
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Latexman
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