Steam transmission loss

2007-12-17View Original

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I want to calculate the steam loss in a steam pipeline now: saturated steam at 150 degrees, with a pipe diameter of 200 mm and a length of approximately 400 meters. From an energy perspective, part of the energy is used to overcome flow resistance losses; just like in other fluid systems, this includes frictional losses in straight pipes, local losses, and potential energy due to height differences. Another part of the energy is lost as heat to the surroundings. So when calculating the amount of steam that condenses, should we add up these two types of energy losses and then divide by the latent heat of steam?

Reply #22008-08-01

Are there any good software tools for steam transportation? How can Aspen Plus be used effectively to carry out simulations related to steam transportation?

Reply #32009-04-14

I want to know that too; who has calculation software for this purpose?

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