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Can someone help calculate the dew point temperature?

2017-01-10View Original

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The pressure in the acidic gas reflux tank of the regeneration tower is 0.1 MPa, and the temperature is 35°C. The acidic gas inside the tank enters the acidic gas network through control valves; the pressure in this network is 0.05 MPa. Could someone help calculate the dew point temperature of the acidic gas in this network?
Reply #22017-01-10
It’s probably between 29 and 31 degrees
Reply #32017-01-10
How is it calculated? Please teach me, expert
Reply #42017-01-11
It involves converting pressure, calculating the partial pressure of water, and then finding the corresponding temperature. As the pressure decreases, the volume expands, and the partial pressure of water decreases.
Reply #52017-01-11
The concentration of acidic gases needs to be specified, as well as the concentration of water
Reply #62017-01-12
This can only be considered the dew point temperature; checking a table should suffice
Reply #72017-01-13
If the temperature of the reflux tank is 30°C, what is the dew point temperature approximately?

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