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How to calculate the density, specific heat, viscosity, and thermal conductivity of a mixture of 20% steam and 80% nitrogen?

2020-11-04View Original

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There is currently 20% steam and 80% nitrogen gas, totaling 200 cubic meters. How should the density, specific heat capacity, viscosity, and thermal conductivity of the mixture be calculated?
Reply #22020-11-05
This is really complicated to calculate; one has to use the formulas from the chemical engineering handbook.
Reply #32020-11-05
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Reply #42020-11-05
Find someone who studies chemical engineering and ask them. Have him use the ASPEN software to directly enter a stream, define the components, and all the parameters will be displayed. But with the incomplete parameters you’re providing now, nothing can be calculated. Both temperature and pressure are required.
Reply #52020-12-31
I’ll help you go to the Chemical Engineering Theory section to take a look

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