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Calculation of boiler heat load

2018-03-07View Original

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There are two boilers: a fuel-fired steam boiler with a capacity of 120 t/h; the boiler feed water temperature is 104 degrees, and it generates steam at 3.82 MPa and 450 degrees; Fuel-fired 130 t/h steam boiler: boiler feed water at 104 degrees, steam output at 3.82 MPa and 450 degrees ; What are the heat loads in watts?
Reply #22018-03-07
This is the equation from the process manual; the calculation is done based on actual conditions, as the parameters listed in the design institute’s drawings are not necessarily accurate.

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