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Boiler heat calculation

2010-05-15View Original

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It is known that the superheated steam entering the MDEA decarboxylation boiler has a pressure of 0.26 MPa and a temperature of 240 degrees; the inlet solution temperature is 103 degrees, while the outlet solution temperature is 114 degrees. How should the heat transfer amount required to heat the solution with this steam be calculated, and what factors need to be taken into consideration? Should issues such as evaporation latent heat and condensate be considered? … Purpose of the calculation: steam consumption, heat exchange area, etc
Reply #22010-05-17
I’m not sure about the manufacturing process; it would be best to have a diagram. If there is a phase change, factors such as latent heat certainly need to be taken into account

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