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How much heat can 300-degree flue gas release?

2018-12-13View Original

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Dear sea friends, how much heat can 300 degrees of flue gas generate? The water pressure is required to be no less than 1.3 Mpa
Reply #22018-12-15
What is the inlet temperature of the water route? How much is the traffic? This hasn’t been calculated in detail yet; generally, it’s feasible to reduce flue gas temperature from 300 degrees to around 150 degrees
Reply #32019-01-14
It depends on how much the flue gas temperature needs to be reduced, as well as the investment cost of the heat exchanger. By using a stainless steel finned heat recovery unit and ignoring the issue of dew point corrosion, the flue gas temperature can be reduced to 60 degrees.
Reply #42019-01-15
What is the flue gas volume? This is a conventional flue gas heat exchanger; it can be designed as a pressure vessel or as a waste heat boiler, depending on your choice

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