The uses of various types of water in processes
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First of all, desalted water is a highly purified water that is used to remove impurities and salts from water that comes in through external pipe networks or municipal facilities or reservoirs, and then provides raw water for production boilers and occasions with high water requirements.； Boiler water is also called boiler feed water. It is a kind of high-temperature clean water that is specially used to provide raw material water to boilers or heat exchangers that produce by-product steam after desalted water is deaerated and heated by steam in a deaerator. ； Produced water is water introduced from external pipe networks or municipal facilities or reservoirs without treatment. It is also called raw water. ； Domestic water is water that has been sedimented, filtered, and sterilized for people to drink. ； Process water refers to the water produced by gas condensation. What is produced by steam condensation is called steam condensate, and what is produced by process gas condensation is called process condensate.
It seems that it is not comprehensive enough, and it is not very good.: Process water refers to the water produced by gas condensation. This post was last edited by johncom on 2009-3-11 06:51 ]
Yes, for example, circulating cooling water is a kind of process water that uses water as the cooling medium and is recycled through cooling, side filtration, and chemical addition.
I agree with the first floor. Thank you for sharing. It is easy for people who are new to this field to understand :)
It's basically correct, but of course I can't say it's completely correct, as long as the concept is clear. You can continue to add more later, the better, the more, the more, the better.