What is the flue gas volume of a 350-ton circulating fluidized bed boiler?
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This post was last edited by A’Dai A’Mu on 2013-11-27 at 12:25. What is the flue gas volume of a 350-ton circulating fluidized bed boiler?
Smoke exhaust temperature: 150. Volume per ton: 2300 cubic units. 2300 x 350 = 805000; this is an estimate
I’m asking a rather basic question in the reply: how are the mass flow rate and volume flow rate of smoke gases used? For example, how is it used in calculating flue gas heat exchange? Thank you.
Hello, here’s the situation: if we use boiler flue gas to heat water, for example with a double-tube design. The flue gas flows in the middle, while water flows in the sleeve’s interlayer; should the flow rate of the flue gas be used to calculate the water temperature? Thank you
The heat exchange amount can be determined by using the inlet and outlet temperatures of the flue gas along with their corresponding enthalpy values, as well as the flow rate~~~ The enthalpy value of the flue gas can be found online
The unit for the enthalpy value of flue gas is KJ/KG; therefore, you should use the mass flow rate of the flue gas.
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