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Steam calculation

2017-04-26View Original

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This post was last edited by *lihuagong on 2017-4-27 08:15. How many tons per hour of 4.47MPa, 350°C superheated steam is needed to convert 30t/h of 1.3MPa saturated steam into 1.3MPa, 250°C superheated steam?
Reply #22017-04-27
Help is also required to be paid for :L
Reply #32017-04-27
This is not just a calculation; it is also a design process. By using superheated steam to convert saturated steam into superheated steam, it is first necessary to design the container for mixing these two types of gas as well as the methods for introducing and removing air from it. Other problems that may arise as a result also need to be addressed
Reply #42017-04-27
It’s just simple calculation; nothing special. Calculate how much the saturated steam is superheated, then take an average, and that’s it. But as mentioned on the 3rd floor, it might need to be considered based on the system.

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