【Daily Question】Chemical Engineering Principles 541: Temperature (March 29)
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℃ = (οF - 32) / 1.8
It is expressed using the critical flow rate, which can be calculated from pressure, flow rate, and area.
Ideal gas law: T=PV/(nR)
I really can’t answer that one; could the original poster give me some advice?
Temperature = Heat / Specific heat / Mass + T0
h = 0.622 * p / (P – p); by using the dew point temperature to determine p, the humidity can be calculated.
h=0.622p/p-p; by using the dew point temperature to determine p, the humidity can be calculated