Gas moisture content

2010-07-20View Original

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How to calculate the water content when the gas is saturated? What is the formula? For example, the secondary power wave export

Reply #22010-07-20

Check the specific volume of the gas. There are many, and there are many information on them.

Reply #32010-07-21

So many experts have looked at it, but not many can say it. Isn’t it too simple? Let me ask everyone directly for advice. I usually use the water content G=V (dry gas volume).* 18/22.4 * P water saturation (saturated water vapor pressure) / The final unit is kg/m3. Is the calculation using this formula accurate?

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