What type of coil should be used for this type of water tank?
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Invest in a 25-cubic-meter water tank or container to heat tap water using steam condensate, with the heat exchange method involving coiled tubes inside. It’s not steam that is directly added to water; the condensate needs to be recovered. The steam condensate provided by the plant is a mixture of water vapor, with a pressure of 0.3 Mpa, a temperature of 145°C, and a flow rate ranging from 30 t/h to 80 t/h. The temperature of tap water is 10°C. I would like to ask: what model and length of metal is required for the coil? Can water be heated to over 80°C in half an hour? Here are some additional guidelines.
Flow rate determines the pipe cross-section! Energy is here! It can be calculated!
I have no idea at all. I don’t know how to calculate it
The section on heat transfer in Principles of Chemical Engineering contains relevant examples; calculations are carried out based on the temperature difference for heat transfer, thermal conductivity, specific heat, etc., or using Aspen’s EDR module