It depends on the size of the container holding the air. If a container is bigger, it
will need more air to reach 150 psi. If a container is smaller, it will need less air to
reach 150 psi.
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HONK ! Beulah the buzzer is upset with that concept.
Put any amount of air you want into the container, and seal her up good and tight.
No matter how much or how little air is in there, and no matter what the inside
volume of the container is, I can bring it to 150 psi, or to any other pressure you
choose, by adjusting the temperature of the container and its contents. You want
more pressure ? Just heat the container. You want less pressure ? Just cool it and
the pressure will drop until the air inside freezes. Works with any gas.
If you want to know the weight of a sample of air, you have to specify the mass.
If you don't know the mass, then we need the pressure and the temperature.
Lacking either of those figures, the weight could be anything.
30 psi
First you should realize that "specific volume" is an intensive property - independent of the amount of a substance. It is the reciprocal of density. Second you need to remember that specific volume depends on both the pressure (150 psi in this case) AND the temperature. My guess is that you are interested in the specific volume of saturated steam at 150 psi. The specific volume of saturated steam at 150 psi is 26.78 ft3/lb.
350cfm how much psi 350cfm how much psi
14.7 psi
Yes pressure is pressure
A lot
Automatics can function in the 50 -150 psi range.Automatics can function in the 50 -150 psi range.
Exactly the same -
It is set to blow off air pressure exceeding 150 psi.
The answer is yes, if the pressure is below 150-160 psi.
The AC low PSI switch is located next to the air conditioning dryer on a 2000 F-150. This is on the passenger side of the engine compartment.
Pressure doesn't change when you change substance, 120 PSI in water equals 120 PSI in air.
3965 lbs/cy
Depends on the size of the cylinder, if the air is compressed or not and if it is compressed, to how much psi.
That'd be 3256.23
As a truck driver we have a gauge inside that we can monitor. the compressor will build up to 120 125 psi, depending on load we run 30 to 100 psi I am sure they can take the full 125 PSI with no problems at all. They are in fact rated at 150 psi
bar x 14.503773773 = psi 1.5 bar x 14.503773773 = 21.76 psi (rounded)