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Rub3y
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I need to calculate how much liquid (mass) could cause a relative humidity of 10% in a pipeline. The pressure in the pipeline is 38 barg and the temperature is 105 °C. I calculated the partial pressure of the water which would be 3,74 bar (with formula relative humidity and antoine coëfficiënts), but couldn't get further to get to the mass of liquid in this situation. Any suggestions are welcome! :)
Side question: I wanted to use Raoult's law to get the fraction in liquid phase but the formula is the same as the one for relative humidity. Why is this? Am I missing something?
Side question: I wanted to use Raoult's law to get the fraction in liquid phase but the formula is the same as the one for relative humidity. Why is this? Am I missing something?