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Heating issue of the existing 50,000 cubic meter tank

2010-03-30View Original

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Help: For a tank with a capacity of 50,000 cubic meters, when heated to 60 degrees using steam coils, how can the heat exchange area, steam consumption, and steam heat loss be calculated?
Reply #22010-03-31
It’s at least related to the heating time – does it take 0.5 days to complete the heating, or one day, two days?
Reply #32010-03-31
50,000 cubic meters? It’s so big! The heating time, the inlet and outlet temperatures of the material, and the specific heat of the material are used to determine the total heat required. Then, the required heat exchange area is calculated using formulas based on the equipment’s heat transfer coefficient, empirical coefficients, average temperature difference, and heat exchange area
Reply #42010-03-31
Which company manufactured your storage tanks? I urgently need storage tanks with capacities of 20, 50, and 100 cubic meters. Thank you! 182375552
Reply #52010-03-31
Please provide a reference area; the tank for fuel oil is approximately 240 square meters.
Reply #62010-04-01
1# hanjiyuan169: It should not only heat but also retain heat
Reply #72010-04-01
Not only heating is required, but also heat retention. To heat 5 kilograms of saturated steam from 20 degrees to 60 degrees and maintain that temperature at 60 degrees, what is the amount of steam required? How do I calculate it?
Reply #82010-04-01
The heating time can be considered in increments of 0.5 days to 1 day

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