What is the current price of steam condensate?
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Our company intends to add steam condensate, which amounts to more than half of the water needed to replenish the circulating water system, back into that system; I think it’s a huge waste. The cost of steam is currently around 360 per ton. I’d like to know how much the corresponding steam condensate costs per ton, so as to determine the extent of waste and see if it’s really insignificant.
Condensate water is recovered and reused in the boiler room!
There is no boiler room; I want to order food to be delivered. I’m not sure if that’s possible If it’s feasible, a price is needed.
No boiler room? Where does the steam come from? What kind of water is circulating water? Isn’t feeding water into the circulating system considered reuse? You won’t make much money from it, and first of all you need to find customers who are willing to buy it; once you find such customers, they won’t bother asking about the price.
The steam is purchased externally, and the circulating water is regular circulating water. I need to know the approximate price first before considering whether to sell or not. I don’t know how to talk to them.
I’m sorry, but I’m not familiar with what regular circulating water is. As for the price issue, you have it backwards: demand determines the price; if no one wants it, then it’s worth nothing. Isn’t that the same as you not wanting this water yourself? One needs to have the skills before they can say how much they are willing to charge.
This mainly takes into account the utilization of thermal energy; water is not valuable, its quality cannot be controlled, and generally no one wants it.