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Dew Point Calculators

Relative Humidity Calculator

To calculate Relative Humidity, enter the gas temperature and dew point then click CALCULATE.

Note: Atmospheric pressure

Enter Temperature and DP
Air Temperature (°C) Dew Point (°C) Relative Humidity
%

Acid Dew Point Calculator

Dew point is the temperature at which condensation will form. To calculate the dew point of a stream which takes into account the acid concentration, use the calculator below.

As a practical matter, most samples of gases from combustion processes where coal or oil is the fuel, contain about 10%-12% water. Gases from combustion processes where natural gas is the fuel contain about 22% water because the fuel has more hydrogen to form water. Gases from wet scrubber systems have much higher water contents, typically 40-60%.

NOTE: It was assumed that 2%, by weight, of SO2 will react to form SO3.



Enter the amount of water in the gas stream

% by volume NOTE: % by Vol. = PPM / 10,000

Enter the amount of SO2 in the gas stream

% by volume

Enter the gas pressure

psig

Total Acid Dew point Temperature =

°C

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Selectivity

Nafion is not only highly resistant to chemical attack, it also exhibits highly selective absorption and transfer of compounds. Most substances are retained quantitatively. Although they do not attack or damage the Nafion tubing, some polar organic substances are absorbed and consequently lost. Ammonia and amines are also absorbed and lost to some degree. For retention information on specific chemicals, use the following pull down menu.