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Is it possible to use superheated steam to heat molten salts?

2019-07-30View Original

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Is it possible to use superheated steam to heat molten salts? Is it possible to heat the molten salt to 450°C using superheated steam?
Reply #22019-07-30
It is not very feasible; superheated steam provides poor heat exchange efficiency. Cooling to saturated steam allows for rapid heating through the phase change of liquefaction, but saturated steam does not have such a high temperature
Reply #32019-07-31
Not feasible. Steam heating requires latent heat; the heat from sensible heat is too small.
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