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emergency help: Calculation of reactor cooling

2009-02-25View Original

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The gas temperature in the reactor is 800 degrees. Use cooling water to cool it. After cooling, the gas temperature is 350 degrees and the cooling water inlet temperature is 30 degrees. I want to calculate the cooling water outlet temperature. Can general water cooling be achieved? How to calculate it? (I don’t quite understand. Please help me explain what formula to use and what conditions I need to know. Thank you very much! )
Reply #22009-02-25
Gas properties, gas flow rate, inlet pressure, etc. should all be required data! For specific formulas, you can read Chemical Engineering Principles :)

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