What is the saturated water vapor content at normal temperature and pressure

Under normal temperature and pressure environment, the saturated water vapor content of air is closely related to temperature. Normally, at a temperature of 20°C, the air can hold up to about 17.3 grams of water per cubic meter; if the temperature rises to 25°C, this value will increase to about 23.0 grams. The higher the temperature, the stronger the ability of the air to hold moisture, which has an important reference value for the drying of the compressed air system.

Granklin water lubricated screw air compressor adopts the compression mode of single screw and star wheel plate working together, and the whole process does not need lubricating oil to participate. Its design naturally avoids the risk of pollution that may be caused by the oil system, and is especially suitable for scenarios that require high air cleanliness. Through efficient compression and moisture separation technology, the equipment can stably output compressed air with low water content to meet the demand for dry gas in industrial production.