Robert Lynn <[email protected]> wrote: Another attempt to untangle Rossi’s mess . . . >
> So how do the results from this method look? Well the total steam > enthalpy flow throughout the >100°C period from 13:46 to 19:59 is 52.7MJ > (substantially greater than the 32.1MJ . . . > That's nifty. The graph has the same basic shape as the graph from the cooling loop temperatures. Have you done a comparison of the two? Can you superimpose the cooling loop curve on this? There seems to be long delay before heat registers in the cooling loop. Can you confirm that? Try assuming the cooling water data is accurate and the steam pipe did not interfere much. There are hundreds of data points for the steam temp but only ~45 for cooling water data. That might explain some of the differences between the curves. - Jed
