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-Could someone help calculate the enthalpy value of 28-degree cold saline?

2016-11-29View Original

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I need to calculate the enthalpy value of a 20% magnesium chloride aqueous solution at minus 28 degrees Celsius. Thank you very much! ! ! !
Reply #22016-12-04
-14519.7kJ/kg
Reply #32016-12-04
This post was last edited by wxch99219 on 2016-12-4 at 16:36. The enthalpy value of a 20% magnesium chloride solution at minus 28 degrees Celsius is -0.1698 MJ/kg. This value is obtained by dividing the difference in enthalpy between normal temperature and pressure and those at -28 degrees Celsius by the flow rate.

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