From: Methods to Evaluate and Measure Power of Pneumatic System and Their Applications
Description | Symbol | Dimension(1) | Practical units |
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Pneumatic available energy per unit mass of air | e | L2T−2 | J/kg |
Pneumatic available energy | E | ML2T−2 | J |
Enthalpy per unit mass of air | h | L2T−2 | J/kg |
Pneumatic power | P | ML−1T−2 | W |
Air mass | m | M | kg |
Absolute pressure (equal to the relative pressure plus the atmospheric pressure) | p | ML−1T−2 | Pa(2) |
Pressure drop | Δp | ML−1T−2 | Pa |
Mass flow-rate | q m | MT−1 | kg/s |
Volume flow-rate at standard conditions | q v | L3T−1 | m3/s |
Gas constant (for a perfect gas) | R (3) | L2T−2Θ−1 | J/(kg·K) |
Entropy per unit mass of air | s | L2T−2Θ−1 | J/(kg·K) |
Thermodynamic temperature | T | Θ | K |
Velocity | u | LT−1 | m/s |
Volume | V | L3 | m3 |
Mechanical work | W | ML2T−2 | J |
Isobaric specific heat | c p | L2T−2Θ−1 | J/(kg·K) |
Specific heat ratio | κ (4) | Dimensionless parameter | |
Efficiency | η | Dimensionless parameter |