“…The droplet slip in flue gas and absorbed radiant flux in it speeds up warming of a droplet, therefore condensation phase transformations regime is shortened. In the case of non-slipping droplet in flue gas a forced (2,9) 75, (3,10) 100, (4,11) 125, (5,12) 150, (6,13) 175, (7,14) 200; g 0 Á (À1) Á 10 7 , kg/s: (1,8) 0.0768, (2,9) water circulation does not occur and conditions to arise natural water circulation are unfavourable [10]. Therefore, the heat flux conductively supplied to a droplet and on its surface dispersed water vapour condensation heat transfer to inner layers of a droplet is not intensive.…”