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Calculation for actual consumption of gas

05/07/2008 2:26 AM

Hi guys. I will appreciate urgent solution of the below:

Machines: two metallurgical gas fired furnaces, F1 & F2 (with 1 burner each, gas deliver rating: burner1= 30~50 m3/h, burner2= 50~70 m3/h)

in F1, burner1 will operate for a temperature range of 325 C to 650 C

in F2, burner2 will operate for a temperature range of 900 C to 1250 C

It is an urgent, in practical sense what will be the total consumption of gas per day (in m3) by both furnaces if they both run for 16 hrs a day.

thanks

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Re: Calculation for actual consumption of gas

05/07/2008 8:39 AM

m^3/hr times 16 hours = total m^3 per day? There isn't enough information to get any more detailed.

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Re: Calculation for actual consumption of gas

05/08/2008 1:22 AM

pl. furnish the following details to theoretically calculate fuel consumption:

1. wheteher it is LPG or NG

2. material: whether it is steel, SS or any other material

3. wt. in kgs. kept inside the furnace

4. production/hr., /day

5. working temperature

6. type of heat treatment

7. heat treatment cycle

8. size of the furnace - inside & outside

9. type of isulation & thickness

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