How to calculate the gas consumption for the continuous flame in an overhead torch
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How is the gas consumption for the continuous flame in an elevated flare calculated? Is it related to the size of the flare, for example, 50 t/h?
The gas consumption for the eternal lights is related to the number of such lights.
Reply to 1# zhongyiii: To check the specifications, I have a copy here; I’m not sure if it’s okay to share it without violating any rules.
The flow rate of a single constant-flame lamp is roughly in the range of 10–30 m3/h.
It has nothing to do with the diameter of the torch; those values are fixed
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The number of perpetual lamps is directly related to the torch tip, while the amount of gas required for these lamps is fixed in terms of heat value in order to ensure stable combustion during their design. As a result, the standard amount of gas required, calculated using different gas sources as the combustion medium, varies. What do everyone think?