Calculate the saturated temperature of flue gas
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Conditions: Flue gas temperature of 110 degrees Celsius, pressure of 2000 Pascals, and flue gas humidity of 17%-18%. Requirement: Construct a spray tower to cool the flue gas, reducing its temperature to 40 degrees Celsius. How much water is needed for 1 m³ of flue gas? The water temperature is set at 30 degrees Celsius. May I ask the experts how to calculate this?
Building a spray tower to cool flue gas results in significant water waste; it is recommended to use a heat exchanger for cooling purposes. The heat exchanger to be used is a gas plate heat exchanger. For more details, please refer to the following post:
High-efficiency plate-type gas heat exchangers (coolers/heaters) http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-544041-1-1.html http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=517096&page=1#pid3149454
An air cooler can also be used to cool the flue gas.
To cool the flue gas temperature using a spray tower, it is necessary to know the total volume of flue gas in order to make the calculations; please provide the flue gas volume.
Total flue gas volume: 300,000 standard cubic meters
Hello, I saw your post regarding spray cooling. Do you have any relevant calculation data available at the moment? I’ve been learning about * lately, and I don’t know how to calculate it