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I would like to know how much condensate can be produced from 1 ton of steam weighing 0.5 kilograms after heat exchange with wastewater in a reboiler

2018-11-30View Original

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I would like to know how much condensate can be produced from 1 ton of steam weighing 0.5 kilograms after heat exchange with wastewater in a reboiler. How to calculate it.
Reply #22018-12-06
If one ton of steam can be completely converted into condensed water, it will still be one ton of condensed water.
Reply #32018-12-10
When water vaporizes, its volume increases while its mass remains unchanged; when one ton of steam condenses back into water, there is no loss in mass, and it remains one ton of water
Reply #42018-12-24
What is the water temperature after condensation? Thank you for your advice!
Reply #52018-12-24
The water temperature depends on how much has been exchanged
Reply #62018-12-29
See how much heat has been transferred away; the remaining heat divided by the specific heat capacity of water gives the temperature
Reply #72018-12-30
It is reduced by about 3.0%, mainly due to dissipation

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