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How much can be produced from 1 ton of deoxygenated water at 104 degrees? 3. Steam at 43 MPa

2009-03-24View Original

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How much can be produced from 1 ton of deoxygenated water at 104 degrees? 3. How to calculate steam at 43 MPa? Are there any corresponding design standards?
Reply #22009-03-25
Our water vapor ratio is 1.02–1.05; you can figure it out by doing the calculation
Reply #32009-03-25
Excluding consecutive ones, it’s probably 0. 99t steam; I’ve never seen such a design standard.

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