>From the Handbook of Compressed Gases from the CGA, on page 208, >the volume expansion ratio for liquid oxygen is 860x, nitrogen is >696x. The volume expansion ratio for liquid air is 728x. Now, this is interesting: I did the following calculation, Oxygen: 860 x 20% = 172 Nitrogen: 696 x 80% = 556.8 and 172 + 556.8 = 728.8 So, am I right in saying that liquefaction compression ratios of mixed gases are simply added-up? Marc "I'm not a physicist, even if I dive with one!" Dufour... --=================================================-- I don't have a sig, but I've got a WWW home page!!!
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