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Mass flow rate from an opening in a pressurized cylinder
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goutam_freelance
Mechanical
Is the pressure constant or will reduce with time on discharge?
Engineers, think what we have done to the environment !
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LittleInch
Petroleum
There are two relevant FAQs
I think this is a fixed volume of air so what you have here is a transient issue as mass flow rate will start to fall from the start over time.
A 600 metre long 24" thing is not called a "cylinder", it's called a pipeline section...
But note that the flow will be sonic and a 4" opening will be very noisy and have very high velocity.
Can you give us a bit more here please?
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I think this is a fixed volume of air so what you have here is a transient issue as mass flow rate will start to fall from the start over time.
A 600 metre long 24" thing is not called a "cylinder", it's called a pipeline section...
But note that the flow will be sonic and a 4" opening will be very noisy and have very high velocity.
Can you give us a bit more here please?
Remember - More details = better answers
Also: If you get a response it's polite to respond to it.
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