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Calculation of heat load for a mixture of nitrogen and butanol as temperature drops from 35 degrees to 0 degrees

2015-09-02View Original

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There is currently a butanol storage tank with a pressure of 1.75 kPa; nitrogen is used as a nitrogen blanket, and the gas is discharged at a rate of 600 m3 per hour. How should the heat load be calculated to reduce this 600 m3 of mixed gas from 35 degrees to 0 degrees?
Reply #22015-09-02
First, take samples to analyze their composition, and then calculate based on their respective properties
Reply #32015-09-03
First, it is necessary to know the composition of the gas mixture, that is, what is the concentration of butanol; the remainder is nitrogen. The values can be calculated based on the physical properties of these two substances (enthalpy or specific heat at 35 degrees and 0 degrees)

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