Calculation of moisture content in exhaust gas
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Dear experts, could you please help calculate it?； Thank you so much! Calculation of water vapor content in exhaust air ducts: saturated water vapor concentration at this temperature, wind pressure in kPa, air flow rate in m3/h, duct diameter in meters, flow velocity in m/s. Theoretical saturated water vapor partial pressure at 45 degrees is in Pa; actual saturated water vapor concentration. Values for various parameters: 45, 2, 140000, 1.8, 55, 9587 A. This value is approximately equal to the saturated partial pressure concentration. By reducing pressure and removing water, how much can the water content be decreased? Scenario 1 ； Through a buffer tank of 30 m3 ； How much can the water vapor content be reduced ； Built-in simple grille – Condition 2 ； If another buffer tank of 20 m3 is connected in parallel ； How much can the water vapor content be reduced ； There is a built-in simple partition. If no testing is conducted, how can the theoretical value be calculated? How should this value be determined? And if the effect of the partition is not taken into account, how should this value be calculated then? If the effect of the partition is not considered…
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To rephrase it, the question is: in the two scenarios (adding one buffer tank and adding two buffer tanks), how can the theoretical value of water vapor content in the exhaust gas be calculated without conducting laboratory tests? Thank you!