Pressure = 14.664 psi
relative humidity = 28%
temp = 72.5 F
I know equation is like
density = P/RT, but how do I know what is the gas constant R ?
relative humidity = 28%
temp = 72.5 F
I know equation is like
density = P/RT, but how do I know what is the gas constant R ?
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That air is a mixture and the gas laws won't work on it because of the water vapor.
If it was dry air, they could be used. The R for standard air is 53.35.
In this case a Psychrometric chart shows 0.074 lb/cu ft
If it was dry air, they could be used. The R for standard air is 53.35.
In this case a Psychrometric chart shows 0.074 lb/cu ft
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v=(1/M1+(H/M2)) *RT/P
then density =1/v
M1= molecular weight of air .M1= molecular Weight of water
H=realtive humidty
then density =1/v
M1= molecular weight of air .M1= molecular Weight of water
H=realtive humidty