How is it derived that the output of a hot water boiler in MW is 0.7 times the value in T/H?
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As the title suggests, how is it derived that the output of a hot water boiler in MW is 0.7 times its output in T/H?
There isn’t a strict rule for this; it’s probably based on empirical values. If one really wants to calculate it, it depends on the steam conditions and turbine efficiency, and the result is likely an average value derived from industry standards. 135MW corresponds to 440 T/H, while 300MW corresponds to 1025 T/H; when these values are divided together, the result isn’t exactly 0.7
Irrelevant answer. I know as well that it’s not a multiple relationship; what I’m asking is how 0.7 was obtained