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How much water can nitrogen carry away?

2012-05-12View Original

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There is such a question: The material contains 150–200 ppm of water. By using a dehydration tower filled with nitrogen at a dew point of -45°C and with a purity of >99.9% (under which condition the water content is around 60–71 ppm), is it possible to reduce the water content in the material to 40–60 ppm? Please discuss this.
Reply #22012-05-14
Using nitrogen to carry away water relies on the principle of reducing water vapor pressure, and it is necessary to calculate how much can be carried away.

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