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mohananaram
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heating surface area reg

03/24/2012 6:22 AM

what should be minimum heating surface area for generating 10 tph with a steam pressure of 65 kg /cm2 with a temperature of 495+\-10 deg centigrade
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03/24/2012 11:10 AM

It depends on the temperature of the heat source on the hot side

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03/25/2012 3:15 PM

This will vary from Boiler manufacturer to manufacturer. It can be 12 sft to 18 sft/lb steam for a water tube boiler and 6.9 to 10 sft/lb steam for a fire tube boiler.

I do not understand why you are asking this and wood consumption/100 Tph steam Boiler. It seems obvious that you are taking a Superheated wood-fired fludized-bed Power Boiler for a 15 mw to 20 Mw Steam Turbine. You should be getting all details from your EPC Supplier. Please read first what he has sent before starting to ask these from us.

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