Recycling of boiler drain water.
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Our factory generates a large amount of wastewater, and the steam at the site is also very strong. If a 30-cubic-meter insulated storage tank for tap water is installed, the condensate should be drained through the coiled tubes inside the tank. The heated water is used to be sold to bathhouses. What do everyone think?
If you have a centralized drainage collection system, this method can be considered! If not, scheduled drainage is generally a method for periodically draining waste from the boiler system; it is not a continuous process, so centralized collection is a prerequisite.
I completely agree with the person above. By \"fixed discharge,\" it means discharging at regular intervals; there is no discharge most of the time. If it is to be used in a bath center, a large tank is necessary, and it must also be well insulated. I don’t think it’s suitable for a car wash; insulation isn’t necessary.
It’s feasible; this water is still a bit warm. The water that comes out after expansion and flash vapor recovery can also be added to the regularly discharged water and sent along together
Boiler rated output: 14 t/h * Sludge discharge rate: 4% = 0.56 t/h