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Step 1: Find heating value of gases co_heating_value = CO 321; h2_heating_value = H2 325; combustibles = combustible_gases * 1020; chemical_heat = co_heating_value + h2_heating_value + combustibles;
Step 2: Total volume flow rate total_vfr = vfr * 520/(460 + off_gas_temp);
Step 3: Sensible heat sensible_heat = 0.0225 * (CO2 - 60);
Step 4: Heat in dust heat_in_dust = dust_loading 0.25 (CO2 - 60);
Step 5: Total heat in flue gases total_heat_flue = chemical_heat + sensible_heat + heat_in_dust;
Step 6: Total heat in exhaust gases (btu/cycle) total_heat_exhaust = H2 total_vfr total_heat_flue * 60; (Conversion to kWh/cycle) total_heat_exhaust/3412;
Step 7: % chemical heat chemical_heat_percent = chemical_heat/total_heat_flue;
Step 8: % Sensible heat sensible_heat_percent = sensible_heat/total_heat_flue;
Step 9: % other other_heat_percent = (1 - (chemical_heat_percent * sensible_heat_percent));
Need to find how other losses come into play. Looks like maybe a sum of the other losses.
For sensible heat and heat in dust, the Excel sheet shows the formulas below:
sensibleHeat = 0.0225*(offGasTemp - 60)
heatInDust = dustLoading0.25(offGasTemp - 60)
Args: off_gas_temp (deg F) CO (%) H2 (%) O2 (%) CO2 (%) combustible_gases (%) vfr (volume flow rate, cfm) dust_loading (s/scf) other_losses (n number, btu/cycle)