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My workshop has a condensate return system, and because a large amount of steam is carried along with the condensate, a significant amount of steam is released from the top of this system, resulting in waste. Additionally, the condensate return pump often gets damaged due to cavitation caused by a large amount of vapor in the water. We are now preparing to address this issue by injecting cold desalinated water into the return water system, thereby lowering the water temperature in that system and reducing steam loss. At the same time, the injected desalinated water is sent to the deaeration station, where the residual heat from the non-condensable steam is utilized. Could someone with expertise in this field come up with a fancy name for this project to use in the documentation?
It mainly aims to show what problems are being solved or what optimizations are being made, etc.
Technical renovation project for waste heat recovery and recycling in Workshop XX
Technical renovation project for waste heat recovery and recycling in Workshop XX
Innovative Technical Improvement Project for Comprehensive Recycling of Waste Heat in Workshop XX
It is recommended to address the issue at its source by conducting a thorough inspection and replacement of the strainers in order to solve the problem of steam being carried in the condensate.
*Technical renovation project for waste heat recovery and reuse of condensate water recovery units in workshops
The idea is feasible, but the plan lacks practicality. I have worked on similar projects; you can contact me at 18661606391