Conversion of boiler main steam flow to tons
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1: The steam pipeline of the boiler is a DN150 pipe, and the maximum flow rate designed for the boiler is 6.5 tons. What is the equivalent flow rate in cubic meters per hour when the pipeline flow rate is 6.5 tons? Thank you! ! ! Is it saturated steam? 2: The flow meter selected indicates a range of 300–3000 cubic meters per hour – is this suitable? The operating pressure of the boiler is below 0.8 MPa; it produces saturated steam, with the pressure generally ranging from 0.6 to 0.8 MPa, depending on the flow rate required in the workshop
It works, but the data usage is always half.
Who can answer my question better? Thank you!
At 1.0.6–0.8 MPa, the volumetric flow rate of a 6.5 t/h boiler is 1400–1700 cubic meters per hour, with the steam flow velocity in the pipes being 22–29 m/s, which is within an appropriate range. 2. With a flow rate of 1400–1700 cubic meters per hour, there is no problem with choosing the appropriate flow meter
At 0.6–0.8 MPa, the density of saturated steam is 3.16–4.16 kg/m3. A flow rate of 6.5 t/h corresponds to 1500–2000 m3/h
It should be a very simple task – all that’s needed is to determine the density of the vapor.