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Cooling by spray in an empty tower

2017-07-01View Original

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Dear marine engineers, how should one calculate and design a spray air tower for cooling flue gas? I’m troubling everyone: handshake
Reply #22017-07-01
Write down the parameters clearly; perhaps an enthusiastic member of the community can help you solve the problem.
Reply #32017-07-02
@HP0377 Hello, the tower diameter can be calculated using gas flow rate and empty tower gas velocity, but how is the tower height calculated? Using Aspen Plus for simulation, the inlet and outlet temperatures of the flue gas are 110 degrees and 50 degrees respectively, while the inlet and outlet temperatures of the cooling water are 15 degrees and 62 degrees respectively. Flue gas flow rate is 110,000 cum/h, and cooling water consumption is 120 cum/h. Trouble.
Reply #42017-07-02
Hehe, if this problem can be solved here, then the design institute is probably doomed to fail, right?:lol

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