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I’ve been working on a design related to gasification recently, and I have a few questions I’d like to ask the experts

2017-03-14View Original

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First, there is the issue of the high-temperature heat exchanger: the flow rate of the inlet flue gas is 1400 standard cubic meters per hour; the inlet temperature of the flue gas is 1200°C, while the outlet temperature is 700°C. The inlet temperature of the steam is 110°C, and the outlet temperature is 300°C. It is necessary to determine the amount of superheated steam produced as well as the required heat exchange area Thinking approach: Utilize energy conservation, but several parameters are currently unknown, such as the physical properties of the flue gas, its specific heat capacity, and the physical properties of the steam If anyone is familiar with this issue, please feel free to offer some guidance! Thank you in advance
Reply #22017-03-14
If you work in design, the gap between you and what’s needed is too large; it’s really not possible to teach you from scratch here. So no one is replying to you; you’d better find a book to read
Reply #32017-03-15
There are many factors to consider, and it’s really difficult to explain them clearly in just a short time.

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