Under standard conditions a certain gas weighs 0.14 lb / ft3 . Calculate its density , specific volume , and specific gravity relative to air weighing 0.075 lb / ft3 ?
Answer:
Specific weight of gas γ gas =0.14 lb/ft3
Specific weight of air γ air =0.075 lb/ft3
Acceleration due to gravity g=32.2 ft/s2
claim- to find density, specific volume, specific gravity
density of gas=
substitute the values
density of gas=
=0.00435 slugs/ft3
specific volume =reciprocal of density
γ gas =
substitute the value
Υ gas =
=229.88 ft3 /slug
specific gravity=
substitute the values
specific gravity=
=1.866
Comments
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