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Tools & Tables
These tables and tools assist the engineer in the design and
calculation of the process
heating
systems, capacities etc.
- Desk Cover with tables and formulas
- Chimney arrangement
Determine Flue
Gas from Boilers
Heat recovery potential depends on flue gas
amount and temperature from the boiler/heater. Use this to get an idea
of what you can gain of the waste heat in a flue gas recuperator
(economizer/cooler).
Useful
Formulas within Process Heating
Being an engineer within process
heating, certain formulas are use more than others. AB&CO have collected
these formulas in one pdf-file. These formulas also appear on AB&CO
new desk covers (see more in above link).
Conversion
of Units
SI, metric, US and UK units.
AB&CO offers this survey as a pdf-file. These tables also appear
on AB&CO new desk covers (see more in above link).
Heat Exchanger Inquiry Form - GENERAL
Receive an offer for AB&CO Heat Exchangers using one of the above two
alternatives (not condensing or evaporating type e.g. steam heaters).
Heat Exchanger Inquiry Form - STEAM
only
Receive an offer for steam operated AB&CO Heaters for process air, gases
and liquids using one of the above two alternatives.
Boiler & Heater Technical
Literature
Thermal Fluid versus Saturated Steam
When to use thermal oil instead of steam for process heating. An important
question that can save you or cost you a fortune depending on how you
choose. Read this to be better making the right decision.
Steam
Generator versus Steam Boiler
Saturated stream in amount up to 2 - 3 tons per hour can be made on a
conventional steam boiler or using a steam generator. The features and
application fields are not the same for the two steam producing types. Get
familiar with the differences and make an optimum choice.
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AB&CO
animations - steam boiler operation
Choose between PC and Smartphone version
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Legal terms & Copyright
The presented spreadsheets and tools are AB&CO properties. They must be used
for non-commercial purposes - and only when stating that the material is
used by permission of AB&CO, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Liability disclaimer
The use of these spreadsheets and tools, are without any responsibility by
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Heat Balance - GENERAL
A handy tool for determine an overview of the thermal task for general applications.
Use also this sheet before filling out the Heat Exchanger Inquiry - by this
Excel-file.
Heat Balance - STEAM
A handy tool for determine an overview of the thermal task for steam applications.
Use also this sheet before filling out the Heat Exchanger Inquiry - by this Excel-file.
Boiler & Heater
Calculations - GENERAL
Steam boilers, electrical
boilers, steam generators, thermal fluid heaters, hot water heaters. make your own
calculations on the necessary size. Include safeties, and find determine the heat balance
with flow, temperature and even electrical data. Calculate the heater of a flowing fluid,
or alternatively a fluid heated up in a tank during a certain time.
Heat Exchanger Calculations
Plate Heat Exchangers, Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers and Coil-type Heat
Exchanger. The first general calculation sheet for the most common heat exchangers.
This
is only a guidance to a general lay-out giving approximate sizes. The calculation sheet
must not be considered as a full-proof heat exchanger program.
Process Air
Steam Heaters
Steam heating of process air. Use this Excel-file to determine a budget
prices for the most common process air
heater design (without accessories). Very easy to use for budget purposes.
Process Air
Heaters & Coolers
Heating or cooling of process air by water. Use this Excel-file to determine a budget
prices for the most common process air
heater design (without accessories). Very easy to use for budget purposes.
Process Air Dehumidifiers
Thermal dehumidifying of process air by water or glycol. Use this Excel-file to determine a budget
prices for the most common process air
heater design (without accessories). Very easy to use for budget purposes.
Electrical Air
Heaters
Use this Excel-file to lay-out a electrical process air heater in the most
common air heater design (without cabinet and accessories). Very easy to use for budget
purposes.
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