Wisconsin Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 10, 2017) |
Agency SPS. Department of Safety and Professional Services |
Chapters 301-. Safety, Buildings, and Environment |
Chapters SPS326-360. General, Part II |
Chapter SPS343. Anhydrous Ammonia |
Appendix
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- The material contained in this appendix is for clarification and general information only.Physical Properties of AmmoniaMolecular symbol NH 3Molecular weight 17.031Boiling point at one atmosphere* -28 ° FMelting point one atmosphere* -107.9 ° FCritical temperature 271.4 ° FCritical pressure 1657 psiaLatent heat at -28 ° F and one atmosphere* 589.3 Btu/lbRelative density of vapor compared to dry air at 32 ° F and one atmosphere* 0.5970Vapor density at -28 ° F and one atmosphere* 0.05555 lb/ft 3Specific gravity of liquid at -28 ° F compared to water at 39.2 °F 0.6819Weight per gallon of liquid at -28 ° F 5.69 lbs/gallonLiquid density at -28 ° F and one atmosphere 42.57 lbs/ft 3Specific volume of vapor at 32 ° F and one atmosphere 20.78 ft 3 /lbFlammable limits by volume in air at atmospheric pressure 16% to 25%Ignition Temperature (in a standard quartz container) 1562 ° FSpecific Heat, Gas, at 59 ° F and one atmosphere*at constant pressure, C p 0.5232 Btu/lb ° Fat constant volume, C v 0.3995 Btu/lb ° F*One atmosphere = 14.7 psia