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Operation status of the condensate pump

2007-12-25View Original

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The return water pump for the traps in our facility is powered by purified air. Since some gas may vaporize from the return water, this gas is currently discharged through an exhaust line; in winter, smoke can be seen rising from there, which is not good from both an energy-saving perspective and an aesthetic standpoint. I wonder if other facilities also encounter such a situation. What type of strainer and pump to use. How to deal with flash gas.
Reply #22008-06-02
Vapor will inevitably be present, so smoke is bound to form as well. Some have considered adding a heat exchanger to utilize the thermal energy of the flash vapor; the idea is sound, but it is difficult to implement in practice.

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