This tool calculates the wet air density for a given temperature, dew point and air pressure.
Wet air is a mixture of dry air and water vapor, that is, a gas component in the air. Special term for meteorology. The amount of water vapor in wet air is very small. It varies with the climate and the source of the water vapour. Due to the change in the amount of water vapor, it will directly affect the comfort of the human body. And will affect the industrial production process, product quality and equipment maintenance. Therefore, despite the small amount of water vapor, it is an important factor affecting the physical properties of the air.
Input data: input temperature: 25 (oC); input dew point: 15 (oC); input air pressure: 101000 (hPa)
Click: "Damp air density calculation" 118.004 (kg/m3)
Dry air: 117.9916
Water vapor: 0.0124
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