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2018-04-15View Original

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For a smoke volume of 120,000, when the temperature is reduced from 180 to 150, what amount of water is required using a spraying method, and how is it calculated? ?
Reply #22018-04-16
The mass is approximately 120,000 kg/h, the temperature difference is 30, and the heat capacity is 1200 kW. 20 tons of water at 20 degrees can be heated to 80 degrees per hour.

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