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    The document describes a gas conditioning tower that receives inputs of preheater exhaust, water, and dust at 330°C and outputs preheater exhaust, water vapor, and dust at 180°C. It instructs the user to enter formulas to calculate the energy flows associated with the mass flows and heat factors. It also instructs the user to vary the amount of water sprayed into the tower until the energy inputs equal the energy outputs in order to determine the amount of evaporation needed to balance the energy.

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    The document describes a gas conditioning tower that receives inputs of preheater exhaust, water, and dust at 330°C and outputs preheater exhaust, water vapor, and dust at 180°C. It instructs the user to enter formulas to calculate the energy flows associated with the mass flows and heat factors. It also instructs the user to vary the amount of water sprayed into the tower until the energy inputs equal the energy outputs in order to determine the amount of evaporation needed to balance the energy.

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    Gas Conditioning Tower

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    The document describes a gas conditioning tower that receives inputs of preheater exhaust, water, and dust at 330°C and outputs preheater exhaust, water vapor, and dust at 180°C. It instructs the user to enter formulas to calculate the energy flows associated with the mass flows and heat factors. It also instructs the user to vary the amount of water sprayed into the tower until the energy inputs equal the energy outputs in order to determine the amount of evaporation needed to balance the energy.

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    Gas Conditioning Tower Michael Clark:

    1. Enter formulae in these yellow cells t


    the mass flows into and out of the gas c
    Ambient 30
    Inputs Inputs Specific Heat Factors
    kg/kg clinker °C kJ/kg clinker A
    Preheater Exhaust 1.9500 330 0.943179
    Water 0.1000 30
    Dust 0.0500 330 0.861904
    2.1000 0

    Outputs Outputs
    Preheater Exhaust 1.9500 180 0.943179
    Water Vapour 0.1000 180 1.853512
    Dust 0.0500 180 0.861904
    2.1000 Evaporation
    0

    Michael Clark:
    2. Enter a formula into this yellow cell
    Michael Clark: evaporating the water sprayed into th
    3. Vary the amount of water
    sprayed into the gas
    conditioning tower here until
    the energy outputs , G18, equal Michael Clark: Michael Clark:
    the energy inputs, G10. 4. Vary the gas conditioning tower 5. Vary the gas conditioning tower
    inlet temperature here and rebalance inlet temperature here and rebalance
    the energy inputs and outpiuts by the energy inputs and outpiuts by
    varying the amount of water sprayed varying the amount of water sprayed
    into the gas conditioning tower. into the gas conditioning tower.
    ael Clark:
    er formulae in these yellow cells to calculate the energy flow associated with
    ass flows into and out of the gas conditioning tower.

    Specific Heat Factors


    B
    264.6443

    422.584

    264.6443
    163.176
    422.584 Latent Heat of Evaporation
    2450 kJ/kg water

    hael Clark:
    nter a formula into this yellow cell to calculate the energy absorbed by
    orating the water sprayed into the gas conditioning tower.

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    as conditioning tower
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