Compute Mass Ratio of Ideal Gas at Two Different States
m1/m2 = (P1*V1*T2)/(P2*V2*T1)
Where
P1 = Absolute Pressure at State 1
V1 = Volume at State 1
T1 = Absolute Temperature at State 1
P2 = Absolute Pressure at State 2
V2 = Volume at State 2
T2 = Absolute Temperature at State 2
----- INPUT VALUES -----
| Absolute Pressure at State 1 | kPa-abs; atm; psi-abs | |
| Volume at State 1 | Liters; cu.meters; cu. feet | |
| Absolute Temperature at State 1 | Degrees K; Degrees Rankine | |
| Absolute Pressure at State 2 | kPa-abs; atm; psi-abs | |
| Volume at State 2 | Liters; cu.meters; cu. feet | |
| Absolute Temperature at State 2 | Degrees K; Degrees Rankine | |
----- COMPUTED RESULTS -----