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This post was last edited by gwwzzf on 2025-8-5 10:53. A web-based calculation tool has been developed; it is still quite basic at the moment, but it can be used to calculate the amounts required for desulfurization and denitrification, select dust collectors, choose fans/pumps, perform calculations related to heat exchange and temperature rise, as well as handle steam-related calculations. If you’re interested, feel free to give it a try; if you think there are issues with the calculation results, you’re welcome to discuss them together as well. The engineering calculations will continue to be updated; for now, a CPU/GPU query has also been added. Calculations for the selection of new equipment in August 2025, including pumps, fans, and heat exchangers, as well as calculations for the consumption related to denitrification and desulfurization. As shown in the figure below: Smoke gas calculations will be added in April 2025, including calculations for the heating and cooling of smoke gas. As shown in the figure below: Smoke gas calculations were added in December 2024, including saturation temperature, acid dew point, and pollutant concentration conversions. As shown in the figure below: The image on the webpage is as follows: The webpage address can be seen upon reply. If there are any issues, you can use F12 to enter developer mode and clear the webpage cache. Address of the gCal engineering calculation web version: https://gcal.gwwzzf1.top:55001/
Support the original poster; let’s see how it goes and have some discussion
It’s really amazing that the web version can calculate so many items