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samsterC
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How would I calculate the rate that water would boil off? I've done a lot of looking into and found an equation but it doesn't seem quite right. What I found states that the KJ/h delivered to the water divided by the latent heat energy gives you the amount of water that will boil off. I tried this but I got a very low amount (.05 kg/h).
I'm boiling 4kg of water in an area that's ambient temperature is 60C under reduced pressure (about 30 torr) in a closed system. The boiling point is 30C and the latent heat energy is about 2438 KJ/kg at this pressure. Is the boiling rate just very slow or should I be using a different equation? Or will I just have to test the system and find out for myself?
I'm boiling 4kg of water in an area that's ambient temperature is 60C under reduced pressure (about 30 torr) in a closed system. The boiling point is 30C and the latent heat energy is about 2438 KJ/kg at this pressure. Is the boiling rate just very slow or should I be using a different equation? Or will I just have to test the system and find out for myself?
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