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Technical help: water evaporation calculation

2010-04-02View Original

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This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2010-4-6 10:00. How to calculate the evaporation per hour of a ton of 90 constant temperature water in an open one square meter cube container? Is there any calculation formula?
Reply #22010-04-03
Your problem is difficult to calculate. The ambient temperature and the size of the opening have a great influence. Based on the evaporation of circulating water, you can estimate a value. I suggest 0.5-1%. You can verify it based on the actual evaporation.
Reply #32010-04-05
Thank you friends on the 3rd floor. Do you know the specific calculation formula?
Reply #42010-04-06
This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2010-4-6 10:01 Simple questions become more complicated to formulate.
Reply #52010-04-07
Calculated based on 1.5%. It also has something to do with temperature

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