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How do you calculate the quantity of N2 gas required to fill a cylindarical tank 60D X 90L to a pressure of 3000 PSI at room temp?
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This sounds like a school problem. Do you want the answer in kg or moles? Pv=mRT for kg or Pv=nRT for moles m=Pv/RT or n=Pv/RT P=3000 psi v= (1/4)*D*Pi*L R for Nitrogen = 0.2968 kJ/kg-K for kg. For moles, use the universal gas constant, 8.31451 J/mole-K, and the molecular weight of Nitrogen is 28.01 g/mole Room Temp is 295 K Make sure to keep your units consistent
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