The Reflection of Measuring Method About the Volume of Coagulation-water in the Compress-air Bottle.docVIP

The Reflection of Measuring Method About the Volume of Coagulation-water in the Compress-air Bottle 　　Abstract: When the compress-air bottle is used it appears a phenomenon that the coagulation-water is remained in the bottle. The coagulation-water not only will diminish the dimension of the compress-air bottle but also bring chemical reaction to affect the whole intensity, resistance to pressure and life of the bottle. A new opinion is brought forward about using gas status equation to compute coagulation-water the compress-air bottle, we can gain a master of the volume of coagulation-water and improve the accuracy of measuring. It is important to use the compress-air bottle with safety. 　　Key words: Compress-air Coagulation-water Gas status equation. 　　1 Introduction 　　Compress-air bottle is a high-pressure gas container which is widely used in ships, chemical plants and oil refining. Water will remain in the compress-air bottle in the process of frequently inflating and deflating. And the water remained in the bottle will not only reduce the volume, but also will electrochemically erode the steel compress-air bottle. These will extensively reduce the compress-air bottle wall thickness, compress intensity and compression resistance. So research on the volume of the water in the compress-air bottle is very important and useful for the ships maintaining and safe use. 　　2 Reason for the forming of the water in the Compress-air bottle 　　Air includes wet air and dry air. Wet air contains with water vapor and dry air contains none. In nature, water in the river and ocean is vaporizing all the time, so there is always some water vapor in the air. It is so little in the air that we usually pay no attention to it. But dry air cannot be regarded as wet air when the water vapor in the air will play an important role in some condition. The air in the drying equipments, heating and aeration, temperature descending of the engine room and plant, air compression equipme