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I’m seeking help from everyone regarding the calculation of flue gas concentration

2015-08-12View Original

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Regarding the calculation of smoke concentration: There are two branch pipes, A (99,000 CMH) and B (21,000 CMH), which converge into collector C. It is known that the smoke concentration in branch pipe B is 20 mg/m3, while the concentration at collector C is 250 mg/m3. What is the concentration in branch pipe A? Is this similar to mixing two cups of sweetened drink, one strong and one weak, to obtain a similar concentration?
Reply #22015-08-12
It is related to the flow rate; generally, the concentration lies between the two values.

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