Issues regarding the dew point of flue gas in power plants
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Currently, many chlor-alkali plants have their own power generation units. Our company uses a mixture of coal and gas for power generation; the components of the flue gases are mainly nitrogen at 76%, water at 20%, oxygen at 4%, with a small amount of sulfur dioxide as well. What is the approximate dew point of these flue gases? How can it be calculated? Thank you! !
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There is information on the calculation of flue gas dew point on the forum; you can search for it.
Using a program, with an assumed SO2 content of 0.01%, a dew point of over 60 degrees Celsius, Temperature: 60.32875597745, Pressure in kPa (g): 0, Mole fraction of vapor: 100%, Mole fraction of light liquid: 0, Mole fraction of heavy liquid: 0
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