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The thread on brakes raised a question from the past- why nitrogen in the
tires of big jets and heavies? Air is around 78% nitrogen anyway, and the coefficient of expansion of the remaining 20% that's oxygen can't make that much difference in volume. Why not just use dry air? I couldn't imagine that dry air or dry nitrogen could make that much difference in corrosion, either. I seem to recall someone giving me the rationale for this a long time ago, but also seem to remember thinking it didn't make that much sense at the time. |
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