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How is the mass of ammonia in wastewater calculated?

2015-11-13View Original

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Wastewater: kmol/h of H2O – 3330.554; kmol/h of NH3 – 0.004. Total amount: 3330.558. Average molecular weight: 18.015. Temperature: 40. Pressure: 0.05. Mole fraction in the gas phase: 0. Mass flow rate: 5999.996 kg/h. Density: 1027.161 kg/m³. Volume flow rate: 58.413 m³/h. Viscosity: 0.651 CP. Solid content: 0 kg/h. Enthalpy: 137.617 kJ/kg
Reply #22015-11-14
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-11-14 08:30: 0.004kmol/h*17=0.068kg/h. ——The molecular weight of ammonia is 17; molecular weight is the mass of one mole of a substance, with units of g/mol or kg/kmol.

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