Dew point

Abstract:- Hydrocarbon Dew Point has always been a vital operational parameter and but it is becoming a critical tariff parameter for the natural gas industry. Hydrocarbon Dew Point considered as quality parameter for natural gas. Dew point control is one of the most important operations at the beginning of the gas processing chain. Its main purpose is to ensure that liquids (either hydrocarbons or water) are not formed in the pipelines to allow a safe and reliable transportation of the gas to markets

1. Is a temperature inversion more likely to form on a calm or a windy night? Why? The air temperature inversion is more likely to occur on a calm night versus a windy night. The inversion will happen when the air, closest to the earth is a lot colder than the air higher in the atmosphere. Wind will naturally mix and causing the temperature preventing an inversion. Temperature inversion may happen during a cold front moving through. 2. What are the various methods used to protect sensitive crops

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usually forms in one of two ways: (1) by cooling-air is cooled below its saturation point (dew point); and (2) by evaporation and mixing-water vapor is added to the air by evaporation, and mixing-water vapor is added to the air by evaporation, and the moist air mixes with relatively dry air.” (Ahrens & Samson, 2011, p. 97) Radiation Fog, (ground fog)- Occurs when the radiational air temperature is below its dew point over land. The best conditions are when dry air overlay’s a thin layer of humid

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conditions or air temperatures over a period of time. Weather is the immediate air temperature. b. frost and frozen dew. Frost forms when there is enough moisture in the air and the ground is cold to cause the moisture to condense and reach the dew point. The frost happens because the dew point is below freezing and the moisture goes from a gas to a solid without hitting the liquid phase. Frozen dew follows the same process except it goes from gas to liquid to solid. 5. (9pts) Explain the

it as well. To conduct this experiment, a candle was placed upright in a pan of water, was lit, and the flame was allowed to fully develop. Then a graduated cylinder was placed upside down to represent an airtight chamber, and the water rose. The point where it rose to was

usually forms in one of two ways: (1) by cooling-air is cooled below its saturation point (dew point); and (2) by evaporation and mixing-water vapor is added to the air by evaporation, and mixing-water vapor is added to the air by evaporation, and the moist air mixes with relatively dry air.” (Ahrens & Samson, 2011, p. 97) Radiation Fog, (ground fog)- Occurs when the radiational air temperature is below its dew point over land. The best conditions are when dry air overlay’s a thin layer of humid

1. Is a temperature inversion more likely to form on a calm or a windy night? Why? A temperature inversion is most likely to form on a calm night. Windy nights are not ideal for an inversion to occur since an inversion is considered a stable layer of atmosphere as well as due to the wind mixing the air to even out the density, remembering cold air is denser than warm air so it will flow downhill and pool in a valley. 2. What are the various methods used to protect sensitive crops from damaging

fog density by using the following equation: fog density= -log (I/I_0 ) with “I_0 being the intensity of incident light and I being the intensity of light that travels through the fog” (Kuntzleman, 644). This allowed Kuntzleman to determine at what point fog had been made. After taking the mass of water and combining a “dry ice pellet … the mass of the water in the cylinder is less than… at the beginning” (644). More experiments were completed with various