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Converting standard volumetric flow rate to mass flow rate

2011-08-31View Original

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The components of the flue gas are N2: 53%, H2O: 35%, O2: 3.6%, SO2: 7.85%, and SO3: 0.15%. Given that the standard volume flow rate is 18,000 Nm3/h, how can the mass flow rate be calculated? I would appreciate some guidance from those who know more about this.
Reply #22011-09-03
OP, there’s an issue with your smoke volume ratio; the final volume ratio cannot be brought to 100%. I made some adjustments, and the mass flow rate is approximately 22,137 kg/h.
Reply #32011-09-03
This post was last edited by dongjiang1001 on 2011-9-3 16:01. Multiplying by the average density gives the mass flow rate.

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