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How to read the average specific heat chart for air and flue gas

2016-07-04View Original

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I’m a complete beginner. Could someone please explain how to read the average specific heat values for air and flue gas, and how to select the data I need? I would appreciate some guidance from everyone
Reply #22016-07-04
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-7-4 20:35. It depends on the temperature range and composition being used. The values shown in the table are the specific heats of individual components at a certain temperature; this value needs to be calculated based on the actual composition: that is, the specific heat of each component is multiplied by its respective volume percentage, and the results are added together to obtain the specific heat of the air or flue gas in question. The average specific heat of each component within the relevant temperature range can only be estimated using this table.

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