Major upgrade to BoxHeater: more accurate detection of flue gas condensate water
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The BoxHeater software for box-type heat exchangers has been upgraded. This upgrade improves the accuracy of automatic detection of \"condensate water\" during the cooling of several common types of flue gases. You only need to enter the local average temperature and average humidity, then select the type of flue gas; the software will automatically calculate the condensate water. Download: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1003595&extra=page%3D2
The flue gas composition is 61%, CO2 24%, N2 and others 5%; the temperature is 200 degrees, and the flow rate is 6600 NM3/h. It is planned to reduce the temperature to 75 degrees, with the cooling water temperature at 35 degrees and the outlet temperature set at 80 degrees. The flue gas flows through the shell side while the water flows through the tube side. Since the flue gas contains some dust, it is necessary to arrange the tubes vertically. What should be the appropriate heat exchange area? How much is the amount of condensate water?