How to calculate the fuel consumption required to raise the temperature at the outlet of the heating furnace in a atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit by one degree?

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Help: Has anyone done similar calculations?

Reply #22020-06-16

You need to consult the relevant data: such as the enthalpy value of the raw material at the inlet temperature, its enthalpy value at the outlet temperature, the flow rate of the raw material, and the temperature difference between the inlet and outlet. Once you know the calorific value of the gas, you can determine the required amount of gas by dividing the amount of heat needed by that calorific value!

Reply #32020-06-16

Thank you, it sounds a bit complicated

Reply #42020-06-17

Is there any formula for calculation?

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