The issue of vacuum steam consumption during the reduction of metallic magnesium
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Currently, in many magnesium production processes, steam generated by waste heat boilers is used to create a vacuum through steam ejector pumps. I have the following question: 1. What is the standard consumption of vacuum pumping per ton of magnesium vapor? 2. Can all the steam used by the steam jet pump be returned to the original boiler system for use as make-up water?
I know too; please, someone who is knowledgeable can explain it~ This post was last edited by novabow on 2009-2-2 20:43.]
1. What is the specified consumption of vacuum pumping per ton of magnesium vapor? In practice, this depends on the magnesium-to-alloy ratio; there is no fixed value. 2. Can all the steam used by the steam ejector pump be returned to the original boiler system for use as make-up water? As long as it is designed well, it will work