The steam generated by the slurry generator can be integrated into the low-pressure steam system
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The steam generated by the slurry steam generator is usually supplied to the medium-pressure steam system after passing through a boiler superheater; however, high manufacturing standards are required for the slurry heat exchanger, to ensure that no leaks occur in the generator at a pressure of 3.2 MPa； If the slurry generator leaks, can the resulting steam be cooled and depressurized before being fed into the low-pressure steam system?
Yes, ours is integrated with low-pressure steam. Our medium-pressure is controlled at 3.5 Mpa, which can easily lead to leaks in the slurry steam generator; therefore, it’s simpler to connect it to the low-pressure system instead.
Yes, the steam pressure is higher than the slurry pressure
It is possible, but the design and manufacturing processes of current slurry steam generators are already capable of supporting long-term operation. From an equipment perspective, this approach helps to reduce energy consumption and operating costs.