Convert Moisture Content from Dry Basis to Wet Basis in Drying - Chemical Engineering

There are two basis to express moisture content in anything, specially in drying application in chemical engineering. Dry basis and wet basis are the two basis and they are used for drying calculations according to the drying requirement or application or according to the nature of calculation. In this calculator , you can convert moisture content from wet basis to dry basis.




Online calculator to convert moisture content from dry basis to wet basis

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Equation used to convert moisture content from dry basis to wet basis

convert and calculate moisture content from dry basis to wet basis in drying

Moisture content as a fraction in dry basis (Xd, moisture)

Moisture content is expressed as a fraction compared to the total weight of the dry material. Therefore, moisture content as a fraction in wet basis vary from 0 to infinity. Infinity means, there are higher quantity of water compared to the quantity of dry material content.



Moisture content as a percentage value in dry basis (Xd, moisture)

Moisture content as a fraction in dry basis is multiplied by 100 to calculate moisture content as a percentage value in dry basis. It varies from 0% to more than 100%.



Moisture content as a fraction in wet basis (Xw, moisture)

Moisture content is expressed as a fraction compared to the total weight of the dry material (weight of moisture + weight of dry material). Therefore, moisture content as a fraction in wet basis vary from 0 to 1. Moisture content as a fraction reaching 1 means, there are higher quantity of water compared to the quantity of dry material content.



Moisture content as a percentage value in wet basis (Xw, moisture)

Moisture content as a fraction in wet basis is multiplied by 100 to calculate moisture content as a percentage value in dry basis. It varies from 0% to 100%.




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