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How much water at around 6 degrees is needed for 155,000 units of air?

2011-09-23View Original

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How much water at around 6 degrees is needed to cool air at normal temperature (around 30 degrees) in air separation, so as to bring the air temperature below 9 degrees, for an air flow rate of 155,000 per hour? Please ask the sailors for help
Reply #22011-09-23
If the allowable increase in water temperature is 10°C, the water flow rate required is 100 m3/h; it’s possible to calculate this by checking the relevant parameters, right, OP?

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