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Heat exchanger

2016-03-13View Original

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1. Equipment upgrade. Replace the steam heat exchanger; use 25 kilograms of saturated steam to heat the air, with the aim of raising its temperature from 10 degrees to 175/195 degrees. The temperature of the condensed water is 160 degrees, and the fan has a capacity of around 30,000 Nm3/h. The steam consumption is required to be no more than 100 KG per hour. I ask all the teachers to help design the heat exchanger. Thank you. There are no strict requirements for the condensate water temperature.
Reply #22016-03-14
There might be an issue with what you’re saying. On the hot side, 25 kilograms of steam at saturation can be turned into hot water at temperatures of 30–50°C. On the cold side, air at a volume of 30,000 standard cubic meters results in temperatures ranging from 10 to 180°C; the heat generated is approximately 1.8 megawatts. To produce this amount of heat, around 3 tons of steam are needed. My QQ number is 2368619091
Reply #32016-03-14
Have you got the steam volume wrong? Based on the parameters you provided, more than 3 tons of steam are needed to meet the requirements.

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