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Is an electric superheater radiant or convective?
Hello all, something like an extension of my previous work on boiler and an single effect steam evaporator has been added and the steam generated has to be superheated.- vishnu123
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Is an electric superheater radiant or convective?
Hello all, I am planning to use a tubular heating elements for heat transfer, unlike the readily available electric superheaters now. I am not concerned about the physical design parameters. The flow is continuous. with regards- vishnu123
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Is an electric superheater radiant or convective?
Hello everyone, I am dynamically modelling a electric superheater. During the calculation I need to calculate the overall heat transfer coefficient. Can someone tell me which calculation do I need to use to calculate the overall heat transfer coefficient, radiant or convective? Please clear my...- vishnu123
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Ts = temperature of steamModel Boiler: Negative Rate of Change of Enthalpy
i am looking for a transient state model.- vishnu123
- Post #16
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Ts = temperature of steamModel Boiler: Negative Rate of Change of Enthalpy
yes I am looking for transient steady state operation. I am modelling the basic boiler in simulink, where the pressure is constant, and the volume is also constant. What I need is when i use an electric power as input source, the water has to boil and the outlet steam is collected. I just...- vishnu123
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Ts = temperature of steamModel Boiler: Negative Rate of Change of Enthalpy
sorry for the link, i have deleted it and will upload the clear view of the boiler- vishnu123
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Ts = temperature of steamModel Boiler: Negative Rate of Change of Enthalpy
To be clear, I don't have any diagram of the setup. I need to model a boiler where the water is boiled to get steam using an electric source as heat input and the output steam is to be collected and will be sent through a superheater.- vishnu123
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Ts = temperature of steamModel Boiler: Negative Rate of Change of Enthalpy
Ts is the saturated temperature of the steam. I have gone through many papers and is the equation for dynamic modelling of boiler- vishnu123
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Ts = temperature of steamModel Boiler: Negative Rate of Change of Enthalpy
thank you so much now it works but it requires a high Q. Sounds very silly to you but can u tell me this, i am using a electrical power source can you tell me how cani convert input power in watts to Q?- vishnu123
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Ts = temperature of steamModel Boiler: Negative Rate of Change of Enthalpy
hello, I have dynamically modeled a drum boiler, but when i am solving the equation i am getting an negative rate of change of enthalpythe reason i find is the enthalpy of the steam is very higher than the enthalpy of water. can someone please verify the model and help me with this...- vishnu123
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Temperature of the tank in a superheater
hello @BvU , its nothing to do with boiler. Its completely an other task. Its a continuous flow process,but i am jus modelling the individual components and later i need to include all the components in the main model. Here is the equation which i have modeled for superheater...- vishnu123
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Temperature of the tank in a superheater
hello once again, I have modeled electric superheater, but not a heat exchangerand i am talking about the tank wall temperature.so in the equation i need to find the temperature difference of the wall. i know the initial temperature of the tank wall but not the final temperature of the wall. so...- vishnu123
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Temperature of the tank in a superheater
how can i find the rate of change of temperature of the tank for a superheater? Or is there any relationship between the change in temperature of the tank when it is filled with hot gas?- vishnu123
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Mathematical Modeling of an evaporator for evaporating water
Sorry i understood now. I need to model an electric boiler but not an electric heater if i want to convert water into steam.- vishnu123
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Mathematical Modeling of an evaporator for evaporating water
I am sorry for the png. I will post a latex version from now on. And yes, exactly I have modeled an immersion water heater. I got an idea in mean time that why can't i use an immersion water heater as evaporator? In precise both does the same work but when we use it as an evaporator there will...- vishnu123
- Post #21
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering