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Volume calculation

2023-09-08View Original

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Gentlemen, given that the temperature in the second combustion chamber is 1100 degrees and the flue gas flow rate is 7000 Nm3/h, how can we calculate the volume of the furnace?
Reply #22023-09-08
Typically, the heat load per furnace volume can be predetermined; thereafter, the furnace volume is determined using BQ/qv, and the furnace structure is designed while taking into account the required range for smoke gas flow velocity.

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