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Here comes another newbie: May I ask where the specific heat at constant pressure of smoke comes from?

2017-03-17View Original

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In the power calculation formula for the smoke extractor, I saw a value called Cp – the specific heat at constant pressure of the smoke extractor, in J/Kg·h. Where does this value come from? I checked on Baidu and it seems there is a table through which this can be looked up. Could someone please explain this concept to me again? Also, if it really is possible to check it via a table, could you provide one for me? Thank you! :handshake
Reply #22017-03-17
Since the composition of flue gas varies, its specific heat capacity also changes; accurate data can only be obtained through measurement

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