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Add a water jacket to cool the flue gas pipeline

2017-08-17View Original

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Where should I start with calculating the water jacket diameter and water consumption? What materials are used?
Reply #22017-08-17
First, determine the water pressure, flue gas parameters (temperature, flow rate, physical properties), the dimensions of the flue pipes and their material, as well as the material of the outer sleeve; The second step involves performing heat transfer calculations; \"Heat Transfer\" should be sufficient for that. The third step is to carry out strength calculations for the smoke pipe and the outer casing. The outer casing and the end caps are calculated in accordance with GB/T 16507.4 ; There is no calculation method for pipes subjected to external pressure in 16507; it is recommended to calculate the strength of smoke pipes using the methods specified in GB150 or ASME Volume I.

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