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Oxygen is known, the temperature is 30°C, the pressure is 0.5Mpa (table), and the flow rate is 30Kmol. What is the water content of the gas? When the gas is compressed to 1.3Mpa (table) and then cooled to 30°C, how much water is condensed at this time? This post was last edited by ty0ty00 on 2009-2-21 00:35 ]
It should have water content to calculate it, and what kind of gas is this?
Use pro2 or ASPEN to simulate and calculate. This is easy to achieve. It is not installed on the machine now, so there is no way to calculate it for you.
Lack of conditions, what kind of gas? Is the gas in equilibrium with water at 30℃ and 0.5MPa?
If it is air, you also need to know the humidity of the air. If it is air, you can look up the saturated humidity at 1.3MPA at 30 degrees. If it is less than the humidity of the starting compressed air, water will condense out. The difference between the two is the unit amount of water condensed, and then convert it into the water output of 30MOL of gas. This post was last edited by Albertlu on 2009-2-19 13:00 ]