Calculating air velocity due to pressure in a tank
Calculating air velocity due to pressure in a tank
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I have a tank of dry, compressed air at 72F and 200 psi and a 1/4" ID hose as the outlet (L=25 ft, but I am not worried about friction loss right now). Maybe I am just missing a really simple calculation, but I am having trouble calculating the velocity at the end of that hose. Can someone help me out?





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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choked_flow
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