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I googled up some pages that were set up to help make these "boyles law" calculations. Oddly enough, my…"
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Ray clarkson replied to Ray clarkson's discussion boyles law in the group Pneumatic Exchange"to find how many cu ft of free air it took to get the pressure up to 50 psi 14.7 X V1 = (50+14.7) X 100 this = 440.14 cu.ft.so now we put the extra 1500 added to this 14.7 X (1500+440.14) = P2 X 100 this = 285.2 psia - 14.7=270.5psi
this is how i…"
Tim Montano replied to Ray clarkson's discussion boyles law in the group Pneumatic Exchange"I know you've stated that you're not positive of the answer but, tell me what your best guess is and how did you arrive at that answer.
Just curious.
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i Had a question put to me that i am not positive of the answer. i have a air reciever that is holding 100 cu.ft. of air at 50 psig then a compressor pumps in 1500 cu.ft. of air . What is the final pressure? See More
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