Seeking help to renovate an old stove

2015-10-12View Original

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A new waste heat exchanger is added; gas at 190°C is introduced and needs to be cooled to 162°C, with a flow rate of 150,000 standard cubic meters. I don’t think steam is being produced. Please help analyze this!

Reply #22015-10-12

What is the pressure of the steam? Is superheating necessary? Saturated steam at 6 kilograms or less is perfectly fine

Reply #32015-10-13

This topic is more suitable for discussion in the boilers section; I’ll help you move there

Reply #42015-10-14

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Reply #52015-10-19

Is it the dust accumulation that prevents the outlet temperature from dropping, which in turn results in less steam being produced?

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