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How can the average specific heat capacity of coke oven gas be calculated for a certain temperature range?

2017-05-30View Original

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As the title suggests, for example, between 45 and 23 degrees
Reply #22017-05-31
The temperature difference is not significant, so it is generally sufficient to use the average temperature. The specific heat capacities of each component are calculated based on their composition in the gas, and then a weight-based calculation is performed.

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