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Calculation of sensible heat and latent heat in flue gas before and after desulfurization

2020-03-20 View Original

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Dear experts, how can the sensible heat of the dry flue gas, the sensible heat of water vapor, and the latent heat of water vapor in the flue gas be calculated before and after desulfurization, when the temperature is reduced from 130°C to 50°C? Especially this latent heat calculation? Could someone please guide me? Just telling me the approach would be enough, thanks!
Reply #2 2020-03-23
The flue gas temperature after desulfurization at 130℃ is not necessarily 50℃; there’s an issue with the reasoning
Reply #3 2020-03-23
For reference only: You can consult property manuals to establish a temperature reference, using the heat of vaporization of water at different temperatures as the latent heat of water vapor

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