ML20100B743

Intervenor Exhibit I-MOSBA-262,consisting of Amount of Water in Humid Air at Any Pressure

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1 cubic foot of humid air i

k At Any Pressure

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Dewpoint Vapor Pressure g / Temp. F Water (in. Ha. )

• 95 1.66 90 1.42 86 1.25 80 1.03

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60 .522 50 .362 EQUATIONS FROM EGG MANUAL 35 .204 l SECTION 7 :

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.' Parts Per Million by Volume = PPM y

• Perry's Chemical l Engineer's Hdbk. l Partial pressure H2 0 vapor Fourth Edition 4

PPM = x 10 E6 V Partial Pressure of Dry Air Partial pressure Water Vapor = Vapor pressure of Water at given temperature 1 Partial Pressure Dry Air = Total pressure - Vapor Pressure of Water at given Temp.

Parts Per Million by Weight = PPM W PPM = PPM x Mol wt. of H, O , .,

Mol. Wt. Air Docket No. 50-424/a25-OLA-3 EXHIBITNO. T 7% %

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SECTION 7 GENERAL DEW POINT MEASUREMENT INFORMATION Dasic numicit ce~1 noons DALTON'S LAW RELATIVE HUMIDITY PPM BY VOLUME John Dalton was the first to surmise Relative Humidity is the ratio of the ac. Parts per million (PPM) by volume is the that the total pressure, pm, exerted by a tual vapor pressure (as defined by the ratio of the partial pressure uI the water mixture of gases or vapors is the sum of Tables) in the mixture to the saturation vapor to the partial pressure of the dry the pressures of each gas if it were to oc- vapor pressure, with respect to water, at gas.

cupy the same volume by itself. The the prevailing dry bulb temperature.

pressure which each gas component of a Example 1. (Metric Units) multiple constituent gas (such as air) ex- Example 1. (Metric Units) If frost point = -60*C and system total erts is ralled its partial pressure, if pA'. If dew point = 10*C and dry bulb = 25'C: pressure is 1013 mb (14.7 PSI A) py, and p grepresent the respective par Parts tial pressures of gases X, Y, arid Z in a RH = Vapor Pressure at 10*C PPM v = Million mixture, Dalton's Law states: Vapor Pressure at 25*C

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pm

• Px + Py *Pz + - ,12.272 mb = 38 7% = Total Pressure - Water Vapor 31.671 mb Elamentary as i.t may seem, the concept Pressure at - 60*C of Dalton's Law is often overlooked in if frost pomt = - 45,C 10.80 x 10-3mb x 106

onsidering problems in humidity, be, ,

cause one forgets that the " water" in a and dry bulb a - 40*C. ( 1013 - 10.80 x 10- 3)mb gas is actually a gas itself and must be RH = Vapor Pressure at -45'C ( Actual) = 10.7 PPM (by volume) treated m accordance with the gas laws. Vapor Pressure at - 40'C Air must be considered a mixture of (with respect to water) Example 2. (English Units) gases oxygen, nitrogen, and water vapor (neglecting the minor constituents). All ,0.07198 mb = 38.1% If frost point = -70*F and system total discussions of humidity can then be re- 0.1891 mb pressure is 14.7 PSI A (29.92"Hg):

duced to discussions of water vapor Parts pressure, and all definitions encountered Example 2. (English Units) PPM, =

Million in humidity can be expressed in terms of If dew point = 50.F and dry bulb = 90*F:

4 vapor pressure. " Vapor Pressure at - 70*F 6 RH = Vapor Pressure at 50*F Tmi Prm '- Water Vap r Pressure at 90*F Vapor Pressure at - 70'F DEW POINT Dew Point is that unique temperature to = .3624" Hg = 25.5%

• 4.974X10- 4" Hg 6 which the air (or any gas) must be 1.422" Hg (29.92 .0049741"Hg cooled m order that it shali be saturated with respect to water. If frost point = - 50*F

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and dry bulb = - 40*F:

FROST POINT RH = Vapor Pressure at - 50*F ( Actuall Frost Point is that unique temperature Vapor Pressure at -40'F (with respect to water) to which the air (or any gas) must be cuuled in order that it shall be saturated ,1.990X 10- 3"He = 35.7%

with respect to ice. 5.584X 10~ THg

- (' The dew point or frost point DEFINES the partial pressure of the water vapor NOTE: RH is arbitrarily defined with re.

in the gas, from the Smithsonian Meteo- spect to water even though it seems that rological Tables. it should be with respect to ice at -40*C

(- 40*F ) .

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yEGaG PPM BY WEIGHT DEW POINT / FROST POINT RELATIONSHIPS PPM by weight of dry gas is identical to Below 0*C (32*F), dew point hygrometers measure the frost point temperature PPM by volume except that the weight rather than the dew point. The tables below permit conversion from dew to frost ratio changes with the molecular weight point. For a more accurate conversion, consult Table 102 of Smithsonian Meteo.

of the carrier gas. rological Tables.

Example 1. (Metric Units)

If frost point = -60*C, system total c Unb N

! pr ssure is 1013 mb, and the carrier gas F .P. D P.

F.P. D.P. F.P. D .P. F .P. D .P.

is hydrogen:

0 0 - 12 - 13.4 - 24 - 26.6 - 36 - 39.4 PPM, = PPM y X M *L d M -1 - 1.2 - 13 - 14.5 - 25 -27.7 - 37 -40.5 Mol. wt of carrser gas -2 - 2.3 - 14 - 15.6 - 26 -28.8 - 38 - 41.6

-3 - 3.4 - 15 - 16.7 - 27 - 29.9 - 39 - 42.6

= 10.7 X .18 = 96.3 PPM -4 - 4.5 - 16 - 17.8 - 28 - 30.9 - 40 - 43.7 2 (by weight) -5 - 5.6 - 17 -18.9 - 29 - 32.0 - 41 - 44.7

-6 - 6.8 -18 -20.0 - 30 - 33.0 -42 - 45.8 E= ample 2. (English Units) -7 - 7.9 - 19 -21.1 -31 - 34.1 -43 - 46.8

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If frost point = - 70*F, system total -9 -10.1 - 21 -23.3 - 33 ~- 36.'2 -45 49.0 pressure is 14.7 PSI A. and the carrier gas -10 -11.2 - 22 -24.4 - 34 -37.3 - 46 - 50.0

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l -11 -12.3 - 23 -25.5 - 35 - 38.4

. PPM, a PPM, X Mol. wt of H2O Mol. wt of carrier gas i

= 17 X 18 = 153 PPM English Units (*F) 2- (by weight)

F.P. D.P. F.P. D.P. F .P. D.P. F.P. D .P.

+32 + 32 +10 + 7.4 - 12 - 16.7 - 34 -40.3 MOLECULAR WElGHT + 31 + 30.8 +9 + 6.3 - 13 - 17.8 -35 -41.4 i

OF COMMON GASES +30 + 29.7 +8 + 5.2 - 14 18.9 - 36 -42.4 Acetylene 26 Helium 4 +29 + 2 8.6 + 7 + 4.1 - 15 20.0 - 37 -43.5 Air 29 Hydrogen 2 +28 + 27.5 +6 + 2.9 - 16 21.1 - 38 44.5 1 Ammonia 17 Methane 16 +27 + 26.4 +5 + 1.8 - 17 22.2 - 39 45.6 Argon 40 Nitrogen 28 +26 + 2 5.2 +4 + 0.7 - 18 23.3 - 40 -46.6 CO2 44 Oxygen 32 +25 + 2 4.1 + 3 - 0.4 - 19 -24.3 - 41 -47.7 CO 28 Sulfur Dioxide 64 +24 + 2 2.9 +2 1.5 -20 -25.4 - 42 -48.7 ,

Ethylene 28 Water 18 +23 + 21.8 +1 - 2.6 -21 -26.4 - 43 49.8  !

+ 22 + 2 0.7 0 - 3.7 -22 -27.5 - 44 -50.8 1

+21 + 19.6 - 1 4.8 -23 -28.6 - 45 -51.9 I

+20 + 18.5 -2 - 5.8 -24 -29.6 - 46 -52.9 1

+ 19 + 17.4 -3 - 6.9 -25 - 3 0.6 . - 47 -54.0

+ 18 + 16.2 -4 - 8.0 -26 -31.7 - 48 -55.0  :

+ 17 + 15.1 -

5 - 9.1 -27 -32.8 - 49 -56.1 l

+ 16 + 14.0 -

6 -10.2 -28 -33.9 - 50 -57.1

+ 15 + 12.9 -

7 -11.3 -29 -35.0 -51 -58.2

+ 14 + 11.8 - 8 -12.4 -30 -36.1 - 52 -59.2

+ 13 + 10.7 -

9 -13.5 -37.2 -53 -60.3

+ 12 + 9.6 -10 -14.6 -32 -38.2

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+ 8.5 -11 -15.6 -33 -39.3 REFE RENCE: Smithsonian Meteorological Tables. Simth Revised Edition', t.ist, Robert J.,

Publication No. 4014, Smithsonian institution, Washington, D.C.

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