But I just wonder, when I type in measures in the box of the outer diam. for reservoir data, the volume changes
Shouldn't the volume ONLY be defined by the INNER diam???
Have i got something wrong here
GGDT problem?
I've recently downloaded the GGDT. And I must say it's a hell of a program!
But I just wonder, when I type in measures in the box of the outer diam. for reservoir data, the volume changes
Shouldn't the volume ONLY be defined by the INNER diam???
Have i got something wrong here
But I just wonder, when I type in measures in the box of the outer diam. for reservoir data, the volume changes
Shouldn't the volume ONLY be defined by the INNER diam???
Have i got something wrong here
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boilingleadbath
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Yeah, read the documentation.
The diameters of the chamber define the air volume in it; the outside is the interior of the pipe, and the interior cavity is there for if you have a cylindrical object in your chamber. (such as a barrel in a co-axial design)
...I bet you'll be pleasently surprised when you do this and notice that your velocities are much higher.
The diameters of the chamber define the air volume in it; the outside is the interior of the pipe, and the interior cavity is there for if you have a cylindrical object in your chamber. (such as a barrel in a co-axial design)
...I bet you'll be pleasently surprised when you do this and notice that your velocities are much higher.
Thanks Alot! 
That's a pretty smart feature I gotta admit...when you know about it! 