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By-product: high-pressure steam

2015-08-10View Original

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If the operating temperature of the slurry bed in the F-T reactor is 230°C, what pressure level is appropriate for the by-products?
Reply #22015-08-11
The steam temperature should be determined based on the operating temperature, right? Then determine the steam pressure according to the saturated steam curve, right?
Reply #32015-08-11
Is around 230°C appropriate for producing high-pressure steam as a by-product?
Reply #42015-08-12
It can produce saturated steam at 180°C, with a heat exchange temperature difference of 50°C reserved. However, the issue of the superheating heat source for saturated steam must be considered.
Reply #52015-08-12
What do you mean by “but the issue of the superheating heat source for saturated steam must be considered”? Please explain in detail, thank you!

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