ercise 5.15.1.1 A boiler with super heater generates 6000kg/hr of steam at apressure of 1.5MPA, 0.98 dry at exit from the boiler and at atemperature of 300°C'on leaving the super heater. If the feed watertemperature is 80°C and the overall efficiency of the combined boilerand super heater is 85%, determine:5.1.1.1the amount of coal of calorific value 30MJ/kg usedper hour (636kg/hr)3Bthe equivalent evaporation from and at 100°C forthe combined unit (11.3kg/kgf);the heating surface required in the super heater ifthe rate of heat transmission may be taken as450 000kJ/m2 of heating surface per hour(3.85m2).225.1.1.25.1.1.3

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5.1.1 A boiler with super heater generates 6000kg/hr of steam at a pressure of 1.5MPA, 0.98 dry at exit from the boiler and at a temperature of 300°C'on leaving the super heater. If the feed water temperature is 80°C and the overall efficiency of the combined boiler and super heater is 85%, determine: the arnount of coal of calorific value 30MJ/kg used per hour (636kg/hr); the equivalent evaporation from and at 100°C for the combined unit (11.3kg/kgf); the heating surface required in the super heater if the rate of heat transmission may be taken as 450 000KJ/m2 of heating surface per hour (3.85m2). 5.1.1.1 22 5.1.1.2 5.1.1.3

5.1.1 A boiler with super heater generates 6000kg/hr of steam at a pressure of 1.5MPA, 0.98 dry at exit from the boiler and at a temperature of 300°C'on leaving the super heater. If the feed water temperature is 80°C and the overall efficiency of the combined boiler and super heater is 85%, determine: the arnount of coal of calorific value 30MJ/kg used per hour (636kg/hr); the equivalent evaporation from and at 100°C for the combined unit (11.3kg/kgf); the heating surface required in the super heater if the rate of heat transmission may be taken as 450 000KJ/m2 of heating surface per hour (3.85m2). 5.1.1.1 22 5.1.1.2 5.1.1.3

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