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Suppressor Bore Area, A
Gas Discharge Coefficient, C
Gas Specific Heat Ratio, k
Muzzle Pressure, P
Absolute Temperature, T
Mw of Gas, M
Universal Gas Constant, Ru
Mass Flow Rate of Gas Through Bore
Bullet Velocity
Impulse Time
Mass Gain before Venting
Molar Gain before Venting
Atmospheric Pressure
55,000 psi This is the max chamber pressure of the cartrige you chose
0.100 in^3 This is the volume of the case of the cartridge you chose
1.515 in^3 This is the volume of the case + the volume of the barrel for initial expansion
3700 psi This is the pressure inside the barrel the moment the bullet leaves the barrel
5550 psi This is the "effective" pressure inside the barrel, it is affected by the safety factor above
4320 psi This is the maximum pressure your suppressor can tolerate before it begins to stretch
0.431 in^3 This is the minimum BC volume needed to drop muzzle PSI to something safe for your can
0.500 inches This is a rounded number representing the length of your BC
3645 psi This is the pressure inside your blast chamber with the recommended BC length
Forgive me, but these formulas are intended to use Metric Units
7.240039144E-05 m^2 This is the surface area of the hole through baffles
0.72 dim If you don't know what this does, leave it at 0.72
1.28 dim
25611908.6 N/m^2
533.15 Kelvin Peak absolute temp of can (500 deg F)
0.02896443 kg/mole Mw of Air as Default
8.3144126 N-m/mole-K
2.264791891 kg/s Mass loss through bore
24000 in/s
2.083333333E-05 seconds
4.71831644E-05 kg
0.001629003726 moles
101324.997664 N/m^2
0.87
0.87