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Calculation of saturated steam to superheated steam

2017-08-10View Original

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This post was last edited by yangbo901823 on 2017-8-10 at 20:45. A heat amount of 100,000 KJ needs to be converted from saturated water vapor at 0.8 MpaG into superheated steam at the same pressure in order to achieve heat transfer; what is the amount of saturated water vapor at 0.8 MpaG required for this? Please also provide the reasoning behind the calculations. Thank you all!
Reply #22017-08-11
To calculate the sensible heat of water vapor, it is also necessary to know the heat transfer efficiency and the temperature difference
Reply #32017-08-11
It’s better to use ASPEN for calculations; it’s a simpler process~
Reply #42017-08-11
It needs to be clarified what temperature corresponds to 100,000 KJ of heat.

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