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How is the steam discharged from the deaerator recovered?
First, it is necessary to understand the working principle of the deaerator; on this basis, it is important to determine whether some of the steam can be reused. Some can, and those that cannot are called waste heat steam. The deaerator itself requires steam to heat the water to a saturated state in order to achieve deoxygenation. The steam that is discharged after heat exchange has atmospheric pressure and should be considered waste steam; recycling it is not worthwhile. For reference.
The waste steam is condensed into a liquid and recovered to the demineralized water system