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Servicewiz_3
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How is Lbs. steam/hr. converted to BTU/hr.?
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It will depend on the pressure of the steam because higher pressure steam will be at a higher temp.
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If it is low pressure steam under 15 psi use 970 btu/lb of steam. Everyone rounds it off to 1000btu/lb which is close enough.
Other than that look for a steam chart on the internet you don't have to calculate anything. It will give you the BTU/lb at different pressures. I found one see the attached
Use the latent heat column. The change of state is the useable heat
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