Does anyone know the correct setting for an Argon regulator to give equivalent of 25 LPM of Nitrogen?
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When using Nitrogen with an Argon flowmeter, Divide the Argon reading by 1.4 to get the true Nitrogen flow. So for 25 Lpm of Nitrogen you need a reading of 35lpm Argon: 35:1.4=25Last edited:Many thanks for your reply which confirms my research. Although it seems to be counter intuitive as from what I understand Argon is heavier than Nitrogen which you would think would make the lighter gas run through the regulator faster! However I m not the sharpest tool in the box!Similar threads
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