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Power calculation for fire-tube boilers

2020-09-22View Original

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I would like to ask the more experienced colleagues for guidance on the method for calculating the power of a fire-tube boiler. It is registered with the Industrial Department as a backup unit, and this fire-tube boiler has a capacity of 6 tons per hour with a maximum pressure of 10 bar. Thank you!
Reply #22021-01-19
Large boilers are specified in terms of steam tons; the power of industrial boilers is calculated as the total exit enthalpy minus the total input enthalpy, with the result expressed in kJ/h, which is then converted to watts
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