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    Knockout Tank

    What is a knockout tank? does it condense the gas to become a liquid, or does the gas just past through and get the saturated liquid knocked out of it?
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    two compressors in series

    Is it possible to compress already compressed air. I'm looking at an operation for compressing air from 1 to 5 atm, using an aftercooler, then compressing from 5 atm to 10 atm. two compressors in series, possible? thanks
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    flammability limits

    From a mining source, i have found the LEL and MOC (flammability limits) of vapors at 1 atm, however, my goal is to generate a curve, with LEL as a function of pressure. Does anybody know how LEL changes with pressure? Thanks!
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    LEL of Petroleum at higher pressures

    From a mining source, i have found the LEL and MOC (flammability limits) of Petroleum at 1 atm, however, my goal is to generate a curve, with LEL as a function of pressure. Does anybody know how LEL changes with pressure? Thanks!
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    Pressure Drop in a Grooved pipe

    Thanks, I should've been more specific. The pipe is corrugated copper (little ridges on the surface).
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    Pressure Drop in a Grooved pipe

    The airflow inlet into a 1" grooved copper pipe is 270 cubic feet per minute. The pressure is 105 psi, at an inlet temperature of 30 F. The copper tube is 1 ft long and is twisted. How do you calculate pressure drop through twisted tubes?
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