Gas consumption per ton of steam by gas boilers
Thread Content
Gas consumption per ton of steam by gas boilers: What is the gas consumption per ton of steam for gas boilers? And for gas boilers used in power plants, how much steam is produced per unit of electricity generated?
What is the amount of gas consumed per ton of steam generated by a gas boiler? For gas boilers used in power plants, how much steam is produced per unit of electricity generated? =================================================== The first question: per ton of steam, the volume is approximately 100 cubic meters, and this is related to the steam parameters, the calorific value of the fuel, and the thermal efficiency of the boiler. The second issue is that the power generated per ton of steam also varies, as it is related to the parameters of the steam as well as the type and efficiency of the generator set. For example, in steam condensation power generation at 3.82 MPa, each ton of steam can generate approximately 200 KW·h per hour. If the back pressure is 1.0 Pa, approximately 75 KW’H of electricity can be generated per ton of steam per hour.
Our factory’s 10T gas boiler consumes approximately 83–85 m3 of gas per ton of steam produced; I’m not sure about the situation in power plants.
Our factory’s 20T gas boilers consume approximately 73–77 m3 of gas per ton of steam produced:victory::victory:
Approximately 85 cubic meters of gas are needed per ton of steam, and this is related to the calorific value of the gas.
Approximately 77 cubic meters of gas are needed per ton of steam, and this depends on the calorific value of the gas, the efficiency of the boiler, and whether waste heat is recovered through condensation.