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mohananaram
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Relation Between Water Holding Capacity to Steam Flow

05/02/2012 10:27 PM

is there is any relation between between steam flow and water holding capacity of boiler

example :

for generatng steamflow 80 tph engg team suggest to have water holdiing capacity should be 47 m3 why ? what is the relation
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Re: relation between water holding capacity to steam flow

05/02/2012 10:33 PM

Apparently 47m3/80tph....

There may be some rule of thumb about weight of water = weight of steam for a period of time.
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Re: relation between water holding capacity to steam flow

05/03/2012 3:36 AM

Clearly, there is.

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