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Steam boiler for utilizing waste heat from carbon furnaces

2018-04-28View Original

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Our company plans to use the heat from the flue gases of the nearby carbon furnaces to produce 15 kilograms of steam, with an evaporation rate of 15 tons per hour; The carbon furnace is a 72-tank calcination furnace with a flue gas volume of 37,000 cubic meters, and the temperature of the flue gas exiting the furnace is around 950 degrees. Seeking design and production agencies
Reply #22018-04-28
There are also such methods; there are so many technologies these days, and if you don’t learn them, you’ll be left behind
Reply #32018-04-29
Liaoning Huludao Xinyuan Environmental Protection Boilers 04294064220
Reply #42018-04-29
The steam production cannot reach 15 tons; 7 tons is quite good
Reply #52018-05-09
What is the amount of heat that can be recovered from the flue gas of the 72-cylinder calcination furnace? With a steam output of 7 tons, the flue gas volume is also half. It seems I’ve met an expert. May I get to know you?
Reply #62018-05-09
What was this smoke used for before?
Reply #72018-05-10
Friends who have information on boilers or connections related to Tianjin Huaneng Northern Thermal Equipment Co., Ltd. are welcome to reach out for cooperation for mutual benefit! Zhang 13342058156
Reply #82018-05-17
This temperature, together with the amount of flue gas – it’s more than 7 tons of steam; it should be possible to produce 13 tons of steam! Contact me at 13222382858 if needed
Reply #92018-05-21
Sharing a newly built organic heat carrier furnace with 2 million kcal of waste heat capacity
Reply #102018-06-18
The flue gas temperature is controlled at 180°C, and the amount of saturated steam is ensured.
Reply #112018-06-25
There are many companies capable of calculating, designing, and manufacturing such low-pressure saturated steam waste heat boilers. The poster might as well search for relevant posts on Haichuan and get in touch with them; have the manufacturers prepare proposals, and then conduct a bidding process after comparing their performance, costs, technology, etc. :Lol, I want to remind that I’m wondering whether there are any flammable components in this carbon black exhaust. Many years ago, I helped a friend conduct an experiment on burning lime using the exhaust gases from a carbon black plant. The test results were very good, but the production continuity was insufficient; later, production was halted due to environmental concerns. He also considered using a boiler for his exhaust gas, but not a waste heat boiler – rather, a gas boiler.

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