In the parameters of a steam generator, what does evaporation rate mean?
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In the parameters of a steam generator, what does evaporation rate mean? For example, is the evaporation rate 100 kg/h? If I want to steam a 50L device and have the process completed within 20 seconds, what capacity vapor generator should I choose? Please provide a detailed answer, thank you!
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Evaporation rate refers to the amount of steam generated by a steam generator per unit of time, and it is generally measured in tons per hour. The evaporation rate is related not only to the heat exchange area of the evaporator and the heating method, but also to the quality (pressure) of the steam produced.
Evaporation rate: the amount that evaporates from the solution per hour. Converting a solution into steam requires the absorption of heat; therefore, the system needs to have some energy supplied. This means that the system is subject to both mass balance and the law of conservation of energy, and there is a certain relationship between the amount of evaporation and the amount of heat applied.
Then I need 300 degrees of steam to be introduced into a 50L device for 20 seconds – what size should it be approximately?
Check the steam pressure of saturated water vapor at 300°C, and then select the appropriate boiler model based on that steam pressure. Additionally, if the heating temperature is 300°C, it is recommended to use a heat transfer oil furnace instead.