Help! ! Regarding the power consumption of the reaction kettle
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I’m seeking help from experts~~~~ My company has a new project that requires an estimation of the energy consumption. A 3-liter reaction vessel is used to heat heat transfer oil, with a motor of 5.5 kW. The temperature needs to be raised to 180°C, and the steam pressure is around 0.4–0.6 MPa. What is the total energy consumption in terms of electricity and steam?
It’s the sum of the power of the heat transfer oil furnace, the power of the boiler, and the power of the kettle
Use a reactor to heat the heat transfer oil, rather than a furnace
I have no idea what you’re asking. . Is steam used to heat the heat transfer oil? ?
If only the electricity consumption of the reaction vessel is to be calculated, it can be done directly by using the motor power. .
This post was last edited by Lantian on 2017-8-8 08:54. One is to calculate the electricity consumption of the reaction vessel, and the other is to calculate the amount of steam used for heating.
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