Nitrogen density — si units (0 to 6.9 mpa), Nitrogen density — si units (6.9 mpa to 100 mpa), Zero air density — si units (0 mpa to 20.7 mpa) – Fluke RUSKA 2470 User Manual

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RUSKA 2470

Users Manual

B-2

Nitrogen Density — SI Units (0 to 6.9 MPa)

To calculate the density of Nitrogen at pressures from 0.01 MPa gauge to 6.9 MPa, use the

following equation;

(

) (

)

P

x

E

m

kg

DENSITY

05

1347

.

1

/

3

=

where;

PRESSURE

P

=

in Pa absolute (if P is in gauge, convert it to Pa absolute by adding

barometric pressure, e.g.

101325

P

+

)

Nitrogen Density — SI Units (6.9 MPa to 100 MPa)

To calculate the density of Nitrogen at pressures from 6.9 MPa gauge to 100 MPa, use the

following equation;

(

)

(

) (

)

2

3

0.055087

016

.

11

573

.

6

/

P

P

m

kg

DENSITY

+

=

where;

PRESSURE

P

=

in MPa absolute (if P is in gauge, convert it to MPa absolute by

adding barometric pressure, e.g.

101325

P

+

)

Zero Air Density — SI Units (0 MPa to 20.7 MPa)

To calculate the density of Zero Air at pressures to 20.7 MPa, use the following equation;

(

)

(

)

P

x

E

m

kg

DESNSITY

05

17

.

1

/

3

=

where;

PRESSURE

P

=

in Pa absolute (if P is in gauge, convert it to Pa absolute by adding

barometric pressure, e.g.

101325

P

+

)

Helium Density — SI Units (0 to 6.9 MPa)

To calculate the density of Nitrogen at pressures from 0.01 MPa gauge to 6.9 MPa, use the

following equation;

(

) (

)

P

x

E

m

kg

DENSITY

06

585

.

1

/

3

=

where;

PRESSURE

P

=

in Pa absolute (if P is in gauge, convert it to Pa absolute by adding

barometric pressure, e.g.

101325

P

+

)

Helium Density — SI Units (6.9 MPa to 100 MPa)

To calculate the density of Nitrogen at pressures from 6.9 MPa gauge to 100 MPa, use the

following equation;

(

)

(

)

(

)

2

3

03

886

.

3

508

.

1

01

3136

.

0

/

P

E

P

E

m

kg

DENSITY

+

=

where;

PRESSURE

P

=

in MPa absolute (if P is in gauge, convert it to MPa absolute by

adding barometric pressure, e.g.

101325

.

0

+

P

)

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