BDD & PD: VaporPressureCalculation

The Constraint equation is:

{pressure=vapor*(gasConst*((roomTemp+celciusOff)/(molecularW*volume)))}

If you compare that with the famous P⋅V = n⋅R⋅T ideal gas law, where n is the number of moles and R = 8.314 J/(K⋅mol) you get:

pressure*volume=(vapor/molecularW)*gasConst*(roomTemp+celciusOff)

This implies vapor/molecularW is just equivalent to the number of moles n. But this makes no sense if "vapor" is elsewhere a rate mL/s, it only makes sense if "vapor" is a mass (in g).

Aha, maybe they've used a sneaky not-quite-accurate trick in the spec equation:

As it happens, 1 mL of water at most temperatures and pressures does not have a mass of exactly 1g. But even if the "vapor" were taken as g/s then the dimensional analysis suggests there is a major problem, you'd end up with the output being a pressure rate:

Also:

So it seems this assumption used in this trail is correct:

And we are indeed dealing with a commercial humidifier for a large building, not a "humidified room":