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Our company wants to carry out technical upgrades by using heat exchange between recycled ammonia water and water for heating in winter. Since ammonia water contains tar, we would like to ask experts how to design this system
In my opinion: 1. It depends on the tar content; a lower tar content means the heat exchanger needs to be cleaned less frequently； 2. Maintain a certain high flow rate and minimize the heat transfer temperature difference as much as possible ； 3. The temperature should be around 75°C, right? The outlet temperature after heat exchange should not be too low, but a low temperature difference cycle can be maintained.
Many of the ammonia heat exchangers we produce are used for heating
The effect is very good, meeting the owner’s needs
We have carried out numerous projects related to waste heat recovery in the chemical, coking, steel, and ammonia industries. You can contact me at 13921272663; the WeChat number is the same