Steam generated as a by-product of the furnace
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I noticed that the steam generated by our company’s carbon monoxide gas generation furnace in the jacket and waste heat boiler is simply vented. I was wondering if this steam cannot be recovered? Is recycling still not very meaningful? No value for recycling? Can recycling control the pressure of the steam?
It can be integrated into a low-pressure steam system or used for heating in winter.
What is the function of a waste heat boiler? Isn’t it used to generate steam and recover it? It depends on the pressure, temperature, and volume of the steam produced, as well as whether it has any value for recovery.
It can be recycled for use in other low-pressure steam equipment
It’s likely that the quality of the steam is not high, so it can’t be utilized； It would be better to modify the waste heat boiler by using an intermediate heat transfer medium in order to improve air heat exchange in the furnace ； It saves deaerated water while improving thermal efficiency
Could you explain in detail whether it is air that goes into the furnace? What about the carbon dioxide and oxygen we use, and how is deoxygenated water conserved?
Steam is usually generated using deoxygenated water, which is much more expensive than regular water； You can contact the manufacturer for inquiries; it’s hard to say without knowing the specific details. Preheating the raw materials is one possible approach
According to the original design of the boiler, it is intended to produce steam at 1 MPa, which is then fed into the pipeline network.