What is the concept of "steam ton" in gas steam boiler parameters? Steam ton is an engineering term, which refers to the heating level of a gas steam boiler, generally expressed as T / h, representing the amount of steam produced by the boiler per hour.
In international units, megawatt (MW) is often used as the thermal unit of measurement. The corresponding formula for steam tons is: 1 t / h / h = 0.7MW / 2.5GJ / =6 * 10 ^ 6Kcal.
We usually say 1 ton boiler, not that the weight of the boiler is a ton, but the steam generated by this boiler per hour.
Note:
T / h: steaming tons / hour
MW: megawatts, a unit of power, refers to the amount of electricity that a generator can generate within a unit of time under rated conditions.
GJ/h: Jijiao / hour, is the exchange of heat per unit of time.
Kcal: kilocalories, also known as calorie, are the heat needed to raise 1 ℃ for 1 gram of water at 1 atmospheric pressure.
