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Seeking advice from experts in hydrodynamic calculations

2009-04-14View Original

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I’m not very familiar with hydrodynamic calculations; I’ve only worked on a few simple cases. Now that I’m designing my own projects, I still don’t know much about many aspects of hydrodynamic calculations, so I’m seeking advice from everyone here. It is a vertical water-tube and fire-tube boiler with a single drum; the adjacent water wall tubes have different shapes – one is heated by radiation, while the other is heated by radiation at its lower part and by convection at its upper part. So, how should I proceed with splitting up the circuits in this case?
Reply #22009-04-15
The conditions are not yet clear; the poster can refer to JB/T8659 \"Method for Hydrodynamic Calculation of Hot Water Boilers\", which includes examples later on
Reply #32009-04-27
What I referred to in the end was the hydrodynamic calculation method developed by Professor Li Zhiguang specifically for this type of boiler – it is simple yet effective.

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