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I would like to ask how to calculate the volume of a hot air furnace

2016-12-05View Original

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I am currently designing a three-tube rotary dryer that is mainly used for drying sawdust. The known evaporation rate is 700 KG/h, and the heat required is 900,000 Kca/h. The air volume supplied by the blower is 12,000; therefore, the heat capacity of the hot air furnace must be at least 900,000 Kca. I plan to use wood as the raw material, and I would like to know how the volume of such a furnace is calculated.

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