Suggestions on energy conservation and consumption reduction
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Guys, some time ago the forum hosted an idea-generation session, which was great. I believe many people gained something from it, but surely there are also many who still feel unsatisfied! It is recommended that the forum establish a dedicated section for energy conservation – from major energy-saving measures to minor savings, we can all share our experiences. By sharing the effective energy-saving methods used in our daily work or within companies, we enable many peers in the same industry to learn from them and use those insights to continuously improve and optimize our processes and projects. For example, things such as power conservation, steam conservation, water conservation, fuel and energy conservation, as well as new technologies, new products, new equipment, and various effective measures and approaches to reduce environmental pressures and improve environmental quality! There’s also improving the utilization rate of raw materials, reducing consumption during the process, and making use of by-products, and so on! With just a starting point, it might be possible to achieve significant benefits. Replacing fluorescent lamps with energy-saving lamps or LED lamps not only helps save electricity, but also ensures a longer lifespan; such lamps require little to no maintenance or replacement, thereby generating economic benefits. Another example is the use of secondary steam to replace fresh steam for heating water for staff showers and heating dormitories.
It is mainly about learning and drawing on others’ experiences; it can also be expanded upon, with the key being participation and sharing. Pool ideas to create value!
In chemical enterprises, it is beneficial to make efficient use of steam and gas energy in a hierarchical manner; in terms of electricity, using variable frequency drives instead of valve throttling controls can help save energy. Proper allocation and utilization of water resources, along with monitoring and recycling of water, are also effective ways to achieve energy savings
Most people know this, but how exactly is it done, and what makes it effective? What measures should be taken? What equipment is used? In which areas will the modifications be made? Which parameters should be controlled?
For example, reducing the sample volume, reducing the liquid discharge volume before sampling, and reducing the sampling frequency. 1. The sample size depends on the analysis items, being the total amount required for each sample. 2. The amount of fluid to be drained before sampling is generally set at twice the volume of the fluid-filled section; if the volume of that section is too large, it is possible to switch from a thick tube to a shorter one, and to replace dead corners with circulation systems. 3. The sampling frequency can be reduced depending on the process requirements.