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Evaporation amount calculation

2009-12-28View Original

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I have a question for everyone. Currently, a washing tank is used to clean fabrics with cleaning solution; so how should the evaporation rate of this washing tank be calculated? A fan is installed above the washing tank to remove the toxic and harmful substances that evaporate; how should the air extraction volume be calculated?
Reply #22009-12-28
Knowing the temperature and thereby the vapor pressure of water allows one to determine the amount of water that has evaporated.
Reply #32009-12-29
It is not in the gas-liquid equilibrium state; it is possible to determine it based on the partial pressure at a given temperature
Reply #42009-12-29
At this operating temperature, the saturated vapor pressures of water and harmful substances are first determined; thereafter, these values can be used together with the mole fractions and the law of partial pressures to make the calculation.

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