How many tons of condensed water can be produced from one ton of steam?
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This post was last edited by Green Lotus on 2019-4-13 21:27. As the title suggests, what percentage of condensate can be produced from one ton of steam?
Theoretically, it should remain 1 ton, but there should be some loss; 70%-80% should be a good estimate
How much worth of a computer can one ten-thousand yuan get? :Lol is related to the condensation conditions; generally, the condensate water on equipment can be approximated as a saturated vapor-liquid mixture
Let’s engage in some wordplay and misinterpret the question for fun: 1. Question: How many tons of condensed water can be produced from one ton of steam? Analysis: In this statement, the steam acts as a cold source; using this cold source to cool another high-temperature steam at constant pressure results in no formation of condensed water. 2. Revised question: How many tons of condensed water can be formed from one ton of steam? Analysis: Here, the steam functions as a heat source, and it is cooled by another cold source at a temperature below its boiling point, thereby producing condensed water; theoretically, an equal amount of condensed water can be formed over a sufficient length of time