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How to determine flue gas temperature

2015-08-12View Original

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It is known that 500,000 Nm3/h of low-temperature flue gas at 200°C mixes with high-temperature flue gas to produce outlet flue gas at 300°C. How can the volume and temperature of the high-temperature flue gas be calculated?
Reply #22015-08-12
There must be some knowledge regarding the volume or temperature of the high-temperature flue gas, right? Otherwise, how can the volume and temperature be determined?
Reply #32015-08-12
Can it be determined by calculating the calorimeter temperature and flue gas enthalpy?

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