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although this may appear to be a homework question – it is not.
I understand that in order to determine PSI at 100 feet of water, you would divide 100 x 2.31.
42.39 PSI
in order to create that much PSI in an air chamber that is 7.3333 cubic feet; how much power in KW would be required?
I was unable to find an online calculator to do this.
also if you would be so kind could you answer a second question?
How many KW is generated by a 400 KG weight falling 100 feet?
Regards,
Dale
I understand that in order to determine PSI at 100 feet of water, you would divide 100 x 2.31.
42.39 PSI
in order to create that much PSI in an air chamber that is 7.3333 cubic feet; how much power in KW would be required?
I was unable to find an online calculator to do this.
also if you would be so kind could you answer a second question?
How many KW is generated by a 400 KG weight falling 100 feet?
Regards,
Dale
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