Engineering, 23.11.2019 02:31 emilycarmadelle6653
A10,000 m^3 room has a valve leaking tetrachloroethylene, which is adding 50 mg/min of vapor to the room air. the gev system moves 75 m^3/min of air through the room.
a) what will be the cmax of tetrachloroethylene vapor in the air?
b) if the leak stops after reaching the maximum concentration what will be the vapor concentration in 1 hour?
assume the blower speed of gev in increased to 100 m^3/min.
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