Gas heat exchange calculation

2009-04-02View Original

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At 160 degrees, how much steam can be saturated by 3000 Nm3 of semi-water gas? How much cooling capacity is needed to cool it down to 35 degrees?

Reply #22009-04-10

It seems one needs to know the specific composition of the gas, and calculate it based on heat balance.

Reply #32010-08-23

I think the available information is insufficient to conduct an accurate calculation; not only are the specific components necessary, but also the method of heat exchange and the heat exchange equipment

Reply #42012-01-07

It seems one needs to know the specific composition of the gas, and calculate it based on heat balance.

Reply #52012-01-07

Learn it first, take a look and then decide; there are requirements regarding length

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