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How to calculate water content using nitrogen dew point

2009-09-25View Original

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This post was last edited by shilei_ann on 2009-9-25 07:08. In our project, it is necessary to keep the nitrogen dew point below -45 during operation; currently, the dew point of the utility systems remains around -10, with an oxygen content of about 10 ppm. I want to calculate the moisture content of nitrogen using the dew point, as that is a more intuitive approach. I wonder if any of you sea friends have any good suggestions. I’m not very familiar with simulation software, so I hope everyone can provide as detailed an explanation as possible. Thank you
Reply #22009-09-25
You can check the relevant data tables for this – the dew point moisture chart. No matter what medium’s dew point you are measuring, the moisture content obtained from the same measurement value will be identical.

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