How to calculate the mass fraction of flue gas components
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Excuse me, if I know the volume fractions on a wet and dry basis for each component in the flue gas, as well as the volume of the flue gas and its density, how can I calculate the mass fractions of each component in the flue gas?
This post was last edited by qugd on 2015-12-23 at 11:16. The molar fraction can be determined from the volume fraction, and the mass equivalent can then be calculated using the molecular weight. By performing a normalized calculation on the mass equivalent, the mass fraction can be obtained. For the dry basis, the moisture content must be deducted, while for the wet basis, the moisture content must be included in the total amount. It’s simple enough to create an automatically calculating Excel sheet; what’s the difficulty in that? Search