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Electric power required to evaporate water

2017-03-31View Original

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To build a atmospheric pressure evaporator that can evaporate 2000 kg of water from 5000 kg of water at 20 degrees Celsius within 8 hours, what electrical power is required if electric heating elements are used for heating?
Reply #22017-03-31
I calculated that it will take around 269 KW. If any of you know how to do this calculation, please help me figure it out
Reply #32017-03-31
Heat required to raise 5000 kg of water by 80°C: 5000×4.2×80=1680000 KJ; Heat required to evaporate 2000 kg of water at 100°C: 2257.2×2000=4514400 KJ ; The sum of the two is 619400 KJ ; Electrical power: 619400/8/3600=215.1KW; electrical heating efficiency 90% ; Heat loss for cooling: 0.1; required power: 215.1/0.9/(1-0.1) = 265 KW
Reply #42017-04-01
What is the value of 2257.2 on the 3rd floor?

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