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    Another Question ?????



    What approximate level of Vacume is required to cause water to boil at 0.0oc ?

    i have an f gas course to go on but first i must fill out some sort of pre test ? please Help !!

    Im thinking below 2 torr



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    Re: Another Question ?????

    0,6108 kPa » 6,108E-3 bar » 6,108 mbar
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    Re: Another Question ?????

    hi sandro,

    is this why its imposible to make a cup of tea at the top of mount everest?
    Last edited by sedgy; 25-09-2009 at 10:59 PM.

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    Re: Another Question ?????

    Quote Originally Posted by sedgy View Post
    hi sandro,

    is this why its imposible to make a cup of tea at the top of mount everest?

    Mount Everest is about 9.000 m? For this altitude the absolute pressure is about 0,3 bar » saturated temperature is about 70șC (start of water boiling).
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    Re: Another Question ?????

    Hi Gary,

    That sounds like a trick question. Water will freeze at 0, which will make vac system very hard. Make sure pipework is above 0 when pulling a vac, the warmer the system/pipework the better.

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    Re: Another Question ?????

    well done coolstuf, you follow the drift well
    or blow heated ofn through the system the warm it up
    Last edited by sedgy; 05-10-2009 at 07:29 PM. Reason: missing words

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