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heating 200,000 gal of water
jay_3
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I'm looking to maintain a 200,000 gal tank of storage water
at 45 degrees F. the tank is outside above ground and uninsulated. design temperature for our area is o degrees F.
Can anyone show me the calculation(s) to determine the
steam requirements? I have plant steam available.
at 45 degrees F. the tank is outside above ground and uninsulated. design temperature for our area is o degrees F.
Can anyone show me the calculation(s) to determine the
steam requirements? I have plant steam available.
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wood tank?
Surface area ?
of exposed water = evaporation and heatloss due to temp diff
and surface area of tank - is the bottom exposed?
wood - R-1 for insulation and use standard heat loss calculation0 -
Student Problem?
Find the pounds/hour of condensate (based on the delivery pressure of the steam) required to raise 200,000 gallons of water in a 0° environment by one degree.
It's ALL on the web.0 -
This should help
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