May 9, 2005 #1 frim New member May 9, 2005 2 What is the evaporation rate of 20W oil at 150* and -2"Hg. The surface is 45 SF.
May 9, 2005 #2 mbeychok Chemical Jul 5, 1999 679 . frim: You need to clarify your posting. What is 150*? Is it degrees F or degrees C or what? Also what is 45 SF? Is it sq. ft. or what? In any event, you will find three methods for calculating the evaporation rate from non-boiling liquid pools if you visit: www.air-dispersion.com/usource.html If you want see those methods in SI metric units, then visit: www.air-dispersion.com/msource.html I'm not sure whether those three methods apply for a system under a slight vacuum (i.e., -2" Hg) but perhaps you will them useful. Milton Beychok (Contact me at www.air-dispersion.com) . Upvote 0 Downvote
. frim: You need to clarify your posting. What is 150*? Is it degrees F or degrees C or what? Also what is 45 SF? Is it sq. ft. or what? In any event, you will find three methods for calculating the evaporation rate from non-boiling liquid pools if you visit: www.air-dispersion.com/usource.html If you want see those methods in SI metric units, then visit: www.air-dispersion.com/msource.html I'm not sure whether those three methods apply for a system under a slight vacuum (i.e., -2" Hg) but perhaps you will them useful. Milton Beychok (Contact me at www.air-dispersion.com) .
