Specific measures for energy conservation and consumption reduction
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The last edit to this post was made by 654262293 on 2010-10-30 at 08:51: 1. Boiler scaling – for every additional 1 mm, 36 KG more coal is consumed per ton of ammonia produced； 2. For each 1°C increase in the temperature of the soft water fed into the boiler, fuel consumption decreases by 0.14% ； 3. An increase in the oxygen content in the gas means that for every 1% increase, the shift converter consumes 28 KG of steam per ton of ammonia produced, resulting in a loss of 0.2–0.25% of the useful gas ； 4. For every 1% increase in coal gangue fed into the furnace, coal consumption increases by 16 KG per ton of ammonia ； 5. Introducing 1% water into the gas furnace increases coal consumption by 5 KG per ton of ammonia produced ；
Are there any calculation procedures or sources, and is it accurate? Can it be used as a reference?
May I ask how the original poster obtained these figures, and is there any basis for them?
I wonder if that’s experience, according to the original poster?
Is this data applicable to various processes and equipment?
What about the theoretical basis? Otherwise, how can people believe in these data?
Are there any specific ideas and guiding principles for energy conservation?