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Help with conversion problems

2018-05-04View Original

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This post was last edited by Internet Invisible Man on 2018-5-4 10:49. Composition: mole percentage, N2–0.16, H2S–1.72, CO2–4.13, CH4–86.92, C2H6–3.93, C3H8–0.94, i-C4H10–0.26, n-C4H10–0.29, i-C5H12–0.14, n-C5H12–0.12, n-C6H14–0.18, H2O–1.22. What is 400*10^4 Nm^3/d in kgmole/h?
Reply #22018-05-04
Finally, is it necessary to convert it to kg/h?
Reply #32018-05-04
It can be converted as an ideal gas. 1 mole of gas = 22.4 L
Reply #42018-05-04
Converted to kgmol/h, mass molar flow rate

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