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May I ask about the calculation of the cooling water flow rate?

2016-10-29View Original

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Gentle experts, I have a question that I’m not sure about, and I hope you’ll kindly offer your guidance. The process is as follows: cooling water is sprayed from top to bottom, while coke oven gas enters from below and exits from above; after heat exchange with the water, it exits the tower. The gas generation rate is 55,000 cubic meters per hour; the inlet temperature to the tower is 45°C, while the desired outlet temperature is 25°C. The diameter of the gas pipeline is 1 m. The water temperature is 20°C at the inlet to the tower and 30°C at the outlet. (I’m not quite sure of the exact value for this water temperature when it enters the tower.) ) The diameter of the water pipe is 0.3 m. How is the cooling water flow rate calculated? ? First, thank you all~~~
Reply #22016-10-30
Just give the Cp value for \"coking oven gas\" and it can be calculated right away.
Reply #32016-10-30
What are the contents of each gas component? Calories by percentage

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