Regarding your changing of the equation:

• 0.0035 is simply 0.284 divided by R = 82.05

• There are a great many people outside of the USA who don't know what a ft² is ... nor do they know what a lb is. Therefore, it is necessary to use metric units for them.

• My equation as I wrote it (using all metric units) gives exactly the same answer as the EPA's mixed up units does. Try using:
  • u = 2 m/s (in EPA equation and mine)
  • M = 90 (in EPA equation and mine)
  • A = 100 ft² (in EPA equation) = 9.294 m² (in mine)... since 100 ft² = 9.294 m²
  • P = 400 mmHg (in EPA equation) = 53.33 kPa (in mine) ... since 400 mmHg = 53.33 kPa
  • T = 300 K (in EPA equation and mine)
  • R = 82.05 (in Epa equation and mine)

The EPA equation will give you 15.94 lbs/min and my equation will give you 7.23 kg/min ... which are equivalent to each other.

As I said before, if you'll give me your fax number, I will fax you a copy of the above two calculations and you can see that they give the same answer.

My email address is mbeychok@cox.net and my phone number is 949-718-1360. I will wait to hear from you on the Discussion page of the Accidental release source terms article. Wikipedia only works well when we collaborate rather than simply reverting each other. - mbeychok 16:35, 18 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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