By entering the appropriate data, users can obtain condensate rates in different units, such as pounds per hour (lb/hr), kilograms per hour (kg/hr), gallons per hour (gal/hr), pints per day, and BTUs per hour (BTU/h). The Condensate Rate Calculator goes beyond a simple analysis of psychrometric conditions by offering valuable insights into condensate generation. The calculator generates accurate results for various parameters by leveraging the knowledge and guidelines outlined in the ASHRAE Handbook. With this calculator, users input initial and final conditions, including dry bulb temperature, wet bulb temperature, relative humidity, and dewpoint temperature. The following conversions are used to calculate the various units of condensate generated :īTU/h = Pints/day x 1.04 lb/pint / 24 hrs/day x 1055 BTU/lbĪdicot, Inc.'s Condensate Rate Calculator is a powerful tool designed to comprehensively analyze psychrometric conditions and calculate the condensate generated based on user input. W= Humidity Ratio lb, moisture /lb, dry air The change in the humidity ratio is used to calculate the Condensate Generated. The formulas to calculate the psychometric of the initial and final conditions are based on the methodology outlined in the ASHRAE 2021 Handbook. The user inputs leaving and entering coil conditions as Dry Bulb or Dew Point Temperature, Wet Bulb Temperature or Relative Humidity, coil Airflow rate, and project altitude. This calculator can be used in US or Metric Units. The results and all the psychrometric parameters are shown in the Results Table. If you selected T DP in #2 above, you will enter the RH%.Įnter the initial and final conditions of the T WB or RH%Įnter the altitude of the project, ft If you selected T DB in #2 above, select whether you will next enter the T WB or Relative Humidity. Select whether to enter the Temperature as the Dry Bulb Temperature ( T DB) or the Dew Point Temperature (T DP).Įnter the Initial and final conditions of the T DB or T DP based on your entry for item #2 above.
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