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How much coal is needed for 1 ton of steam?

2017-11-21View Original

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Dear sea friends, please help me calculate how much coal is needed for 1 ton of steam ? ? A specific algorithm is needed. The calorific value of coal is 5,000 kcal; the temperature of the demineralized water is 25°C, the steam pressure is 3.5 MPa, the temperature is 400°C, and it is a fluidized bed boiler.
Reply #22017-11-22
One ton of coal produces approximately 6 to 8 tons of steam.

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