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Waste steam recovery

2018-11-29View Original

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The steam used is available at 0.45 MPa and 1.0 MPa; all systems are equipped with traps, but some equipment uses steam intermittently. After the condensate water is recycled, the waste steam is released directly into the atmosphere; this requires explanations during each environmental inspection, and it also represents a waste of energy. I would like to know how this waste steam can be recovered in order to reduce emissions at the site.
Reply #22018-11-29
1 Steam for heating pipes and equipment where low temperature requirements apply; 2 Boiler thermal deaerator feed gas ; 3 Boiler feed water and circulating water make-up water after condensation ; Gas for 4-lithium bromide units
Reply #32018-11-29
Our process basically does not require heat tracing. There is no boiler either. It is hoped to be used as make-up water for circulating water, but the temperature is high
Reply #42018-11-29
Well, there must be a need for water for bathing or daily use; that water needs to be heated for daily purposes
Reply #52018-11-29
Here, it’s either an inlet seal tank or flash evaporation
Reply #62018-11-30
It is recommended to install a new low-temperature tracing system, using waste gas to heat the steam condensate in those pipelines that are already equipped with temperature control and tracing, and then apply low-temperature tracing to them
Reply #72018-11-30
Now we are using condensate to replenish the circulating water; the spent steam is discharged directly, and although this doesn’t cause pollution, the steam emission isn’t aesthetically pleasing
Reply #82018-11-30
It depends on the volume of work involved. If possible, change the steam tracing to condensate tracing; after installing the condensate tracing, then proceed with the circulating water system
Reply #92018-11-30
Thank you for your guidance, but you didn’t understand what I meant. I hope to collect and utilize the steam and vapor emitted during exhaust, in order to reduce emissions
Reply #102018-12-01
The second floor has covered everything in detail~~ Let me add more~~ If there are areas where temperature and pressure need to be reduced, the steam that needs to have its pressure lowered can be used as injection steam; the steam from a lower pressure level can then be fed into the Venturi injector, where it mixes with the steam that has already had its temperature and pressure reduced~~ This requires some calculations~~~
Reply #112019-06-22
A waste steam recovery system can be installed to recover and reuse the condensate water.

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