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How can steam condensate at 260°C be utilized most economically?

2018-08-29View Original

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How can steam condensate at 260°C be utilized most economically? Is it direct flash evaporation? Is it better to exchange heat with water from other boilers to produce low-pressure steam, or are there other methods?
Reply #22018-08-29
Is this a power plant? The condensate water pressure is still high; direct flash evaporation is sufficient, so there’s no need to invest in all that equipment
Reply #32018-08-29
45kg/cm2, it should be possible to flash vaporize it directly
Reply #42018-08-29
Who are your downstream users? If it can’t be used after being created, then all the effort is in vain :P
Reply #52018-08-29
Direct flash evaporation. Save time, effort, and money.
Reply #62018-08-29
The problem is that the steam temperature in the waste heat boiler and the flash vaporizer is the same, as are the users
Reply #72018-08-29
Since the design conditions are the same, why not just flash it directly? Minor changes, small investment, simple operation
Reply #82018-08-29
The design we provided was for flash evaporation, but the client requested that a waste heat boiler be used instead under the same operating conditions, which left us a bit confused

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