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Thu Apr 24, 2008 6:10 am
how do i calculate the loss of nitrogen pressure when filling an accumulator from a compressed nitrogen cylinder with 3500 psi and 304 cubic feet capacity, the accumulator will start with o pressure and and holds 50 liters of gas @ 70 bar?
also i need to fill 24 of these cylinders each with 50L @ 70 bar, and i know i can cascade the cylinders so that a cylinder with less than the maxium 70 bar can start filling a cylinder from o and then when the pressure equalizes i can "top off" to the max. pressure with a new cylinder?
is there a formula to do this? am i asking to much? do i know how to spell? am i loosing my mind? :?
:D Thank You in advance :D
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