How to calculate the dew point temperature of flue gas from a furnace.

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For example, the negative pressure at the inlet of our exhaust fan is currently -400 Pa. What is the dew point temperature?

Reply #22010-03-25

This is mainly related to the SO3 content and water content in the flue gas; there are many empirical formulas, but their predictions are quite inaccurate! !

Reply #32010-03-25

Hehe, bring in a stool to study*

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