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xx tons of steam = how many million kilojoules of thermal energy?

2011-05-19View Original

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xx tons of steam = how many million kilojoules of thermal energy? I can’t remember what formula to use right now! !
Reply #22011-05-19
It is obtained by multiplying the steam enthalpy value for the corresponding grade by the amount of steam.
Reply #32011-05-19
What was said on the 2nd floor is absolutely correct! ! ! ! !
Reply #42011-05-20
Merely mentioning a few tons of steam, without specifying its temperature or pressure, makes it impossible to determine the amount of heat it contains, nor can it be determined whether it is saturated steam or superheated steam. The density of saturated steam depends on its temperature or pressure, whereas superheated steam is affected by both temperature and pressure. The original poster can consult some thermodynamic data manuals to find the enthalpy values of steam at different temperatures or pressures, or obtain the corresponding values from enthalpy charts, thereby calculating the heat content of the steam.

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