BOOK: FLUID POWER, 3e, JAMES A. SULLIVANPROBLEM: 15 - 7 7. A ballast-type accumulator with a 3,000-in.3 capacity is heated from 70°F to 225°F.What will be the new volume occupied by the gas?

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A ballast-type accumulator with a 3,000-in. capacity is heated from 70°F to 225°F. What will be the new volume occupied by the gas?

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BOOK: FLUID POWER, 3e, JAMES A. SULLIVAN

PROBLEM: 15 - 7

7. A ballast-type accumulator with a 3,000-in.3 capacity is heated from 70°F to 225°F.
What will be the new volume occupied by the gas?

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