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Material balance mole calculation formula

2016-12-27View Original

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Dear senior engineers, is there a molar calculation formula in the material balance sheet for oil and gas systems? With 800 units of oil and 200 units of liquid, if 1000 cubic units of water are used as a substitute, will the molar amount remain the same as before?
Reply #22016-12-27
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-12-30 20:33. What is the conversion between moles and mass in a fully liquid-phase system? This requires knowing the relevant components and the molecular weights of each component. It’s simply the mass of each divided by its molecular weight, which gives the moles. Or conversely, each mole multiplied by its molecular weight gives its mass. By adding together, the total moles or mass is obtained; using the moles or mass of each component as molecules, the respective contents of those components can be determined.
Reply #32016-12-28
Check whether the difference between the molecular weight of the mixture and that of water is significant

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