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Old 07-25-2018, 06:31 PM
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So now I will show you the Formula and how I got the answer above.

Top part of the formula:

1.0 times (1545.348 divided by 28.9644) times (80 plus 459.67) times 1.0

So we moved the 28.9644 to the bottom part of the formula and we get:

1.0 times 1545.348 times 539.67 times 1.0 = 833977.9552

divided by

28.96443 times 144 times 14.6959494 = 61295.01087

or

833977.9552 divided by 61295.01087 = 13.60596798 cubic feet for 1 pound of air mass.

You can do that for any air temp, air pressure, etc to get the cubic feet of air for 1 pound of air.

Same deal you can get the air mass per cubic foot by dividing 1 by the cubic feet above or 0.07349716 pounds per cubic foot


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