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Steam Leak Cost Calculator

Estimates the annual cost of steam leaks based on flow rate, pressure, and operating hours

Input Parameters

Calculation Results

Calculation Formula

Annual Cost = Flow Rate × Operating Hours × Days per Year × Steam Cost

Where:
- Flow Rate: Amount of steam leaking per hour
- Operating Hours: Hours of operation per day
- Days per Year: 365 days
- Steam Cost: Cost per kg of steam

Daily Steam Consumption (kg):

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Annual Steam Consumption (kg):

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Annual Cost (USD):

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Cost per kg per Year (USD):

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Steam Leak Cost Calculator Calculator Usage Guide

Learn how to use the Steam Leak Cost Calculator and understand the cost implications of steam leaks

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter the steam flow rate in kg/hour (measured during the leak)
  2. Input the steam pressure in PSI
  3. Specify the operating hours per day (typically 24 for continuous operation)
  4. Enter the current cost of steam per kg (this varies by facility)
  5. Click the "Calculate" button to see the estimated annual cost

Understanding Steam Leak Costs

Steam leaks can be surprisingly expensive. This calculator helps you quantify these costs by showing:

  • Daily steam consumption lost due to the leak
  • Annual steam consumption lost
  • Annual monetary cost of the leak

Example Scenario

If you have a leak with a flow rate of 5 kg/hour, operating 24 hours a day, with steam costing $3.50/kg:

Annual Cost: (5 kg/hour × 24 hours/day × 365 days/year × $3.50/kg) = $15,810 per year

What to Do After Calculation

Once you've identified the cost of your steam leak, you can prioritize repairs based on:

  • The severity of the leak (higher flow rate = more expensive)
  • The cost of steam in your area
  • Operational hours

Note: This calculator provides a simplified estimate. Actual costs may vary based on pressure losses, steam quality, and other facility-specific factors.