How to calculate the acid dew point of flue gas containing hydrogen chloride (HCl) gas

2018-01-08View Original

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This post was last edited by Karamay’s Fire on 2018-1-9 at 09:01. It is known that the volume percentage of water vapor (H2O) in the flue gas is 28.37%, while the volume percentage of hydrogen chloride (HCl) gas is 0.87%. The pressure of the flue gas is 99725 Pa (i.e., -1600 Pa). The acid dew point of the flue gas is required; a formula would be appreciated. I seek guidance from experts – thank you!

Reply #22018-01-16

This post has just sunk like that. . .

Reply #32018-01-25

Hello! I am an integrator for Mettler in China. If you need to calculate the water dew point, we have specialized software for that; please send me a private message!

Reply #42018-01-31

Do some research; there are many calculation formulas available online. Calculate a few options and choose the largest one!

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