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How to calculate the water addition amount for steam temperature and pressure reduction control

2020-07-12View Original

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My superheated steam is 26,000 Kg/h, 252°C, 1.05 MPa; It needs to be reduced to around 193°C at 1.05 MPa ; The desuperheating water is at 80°C to 85°C and 1.2 MPa; what flow rate would be appropriate?
Reply #22020-07-12
H1*2600+H3*m=H2*(2600+m) H1---enthalpy of steam at 252℃ and 1.05 MPa; H2---enthalpy of steam at 193℃ and 1.05 MPa; H3---enthalpy of the cooled water; m----flow rate of the cooled water
Reply #32020-07-20
There is a problem with this equation; approximately 0.3 to 0.35 of the spray does not vaporize
Reply #42020-07-20
The formula is fine, unless there’s an issue with the basic data you enter
Reply #52020-08-04
See \"Design Manual for Small and Medium-sized Cogeneration Plants\", P195

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