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Seek help in calculating the energy consumption contribution of circulating water

2012-05-08View Original

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I would like to ask how to calculate the energy consumption contribution of the circulating water in a sulfur plant? For example, if the cumulative amount of circulating water in that month is 39,369 T, the energy consumption coefficient is 0.1, and 1,101 T of sulfur is produced, what is the contribution of circulating water to energy consumption? Thank you
Reply #22012-05-13
Specific water consumption per cycle = 39369/1101 = 35.78 t/t of sulfur; energy consumption contribution = 35.78*0.1 = 3.58 (1,000,000 cal/t of sulfur)
Reply #32012-05-16
Thank you for the reply from the second floor. I would like to ask again: where does the value of 1,000,000 cal/t for sulfur come from? Thank you

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