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There are calculations regarding the mixing of flue gas volumes

2018-09-16View Original

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The flue gas volume is 7600 Nm3/h at a temperature of 90 degrees. How much flue gas with a temperature of 180 degrees is needed to mix with it so that the temperature of the resulting mixed flue gas is 140 degrees? And provide the calculation formula or calculation process
Reply #22018-09-16
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-9-17 06:45. For detailed calculations, the composition of the flue gas is required, and the enthalpy values for each component are used in the calculations.
Reply #32018-09-17
If the flue gas is the same, use the formula in the accompanying diagram for calculation. The principle is that the increase in the enthalpy change of the first stream of flue gas is equal to the decrease in the enthalpy change of the second stream of flue gas.

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