Find the P&ID of a molten salt system
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This post was last edited by Lin Hao on 2017-5-15 15:14 Hello everyone, I am in the power industry, because* * Recently, the policy of replacing coal with electricity has been promoted, so I am investigating some heat storage technologies. At present, molten salt is a good heat storage medium. But since I have only dealt with soda drinks before and know nothing about the process of the molten salt system, can you please ask the chemical engineering experts to give me a molten salt P&ID in the chemical industry for my reference? Mainly want to learn * Let’s take a look at the settings of valves and instruments and see if there are any special process requirements. Thank you all!
For heat storage molten salt, you can consult the Shanghai Institute of Nuclear Physics. They have developed a high-temperature heat storage molten salt that can be used at temperatures above 1000°C.
Molten salt cannot be heated to 1000 degrees, the maximum temperature is 800 degrees
Regarding the molten salt system, you can contact "Warwick Molten Salt Pump", which is involved in the molten salt photothermal power generation project.