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What does wet/dry basis mean?

2009-06-20View Original

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This post was last edited by suiran983527 on 2009-6-23 13:52. I need to define the composition of R23 in the vapor phase; the software has an option for wet/dry basis. What does this mean? Thank you for your guidance
Reply #22009-06-20
Dry basis, wet basis. . It seems to be on a wet basis generally; when encountering dryness issues, it’s necessary to think carefully about it. .
Reply #32010-08-26
Let me explain this, in case someone asks this question again in the future: WET/DRY refers to whether there is water present or not. If there is water in the feed to a tower, you need to decide when setting the material to be taken out of the tower whether to include the amount of water as well. Generally, it needs to be calculated, after all, it’s material balance.
Reply #42012-01-13
Just encountered this problem, going to learn about it*

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