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How many tons of oil are needed for burning?

2010-12-17View Original

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This post was last edited by zgj2405 on 2010-12-18 at 16:50. How many tons of oil and how many tons of natural gas are needed to run a 12-ton furnace for 24 hours?
Reply #22010-12-17
Is it a hot water boiler or a steam boiler? Is it running purely on oil, or is there a mixture of oil and gas?
Reply #32010-12-17
Reply 2# yingel is a steam boiler that uses a combination of oil and gas for combustion
Reply #42010-12-18
How high is the pressure? It’s necessary to inform about the pressure in order to calculate it.
Reply #52010-12-19
Reply to 4# Yanglan Technology: 1.25 megapascals
Reply #62010-12-19
About 20 tons of diesel grade 0, and over 20,000 cubic meters of natural gas are required for combustion.
Reply #72010-12-20
It depends on what level of steam (pressure and temperature) your 12-ton furnace produces. Saturated and superheated states at 1.27 MPa (300°C, 350°C, 400°C). Also, what type of oil are you referring to? Heavy oil or diesel? So it can’t be asked in such a general way!

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