Experts, I have a question regarding deaerators.
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I would like to ask everyone: for two waste heat boilers with an evaporation capacity of 4 t/h, where the steam generated is used entirely for power generation, is it necessary to install a deaerator? What form of deoxygenation provides the best results while saving money and steam? Because I want steam to be used as much as possible for power generation.
Whether to use a deaerator depends on the boiler’s steam pressure level; one is required for medium-pressure boilers
Why use a 4-ton boiler to generate electricity? How many times a day can it be sent? Deoxygenation is necessary regardless of whether steam is generated or not. Normally, thermal deoxygenation is used, but if you want to save steam, it is recommended to use chemical deoxygenation, that is, by adding chemicals
It’s better to use a deaerator; the losses will be minimal. With less steam volume and a higher inlet water temperature, the gas production should increase slightly
It’s the rotary diaphragm; other deaerators basically don’t work very well