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What is the waste heat of a general chemical plant?

2009-03-11View Original

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Let's discuss it. After the heat source in a chemical plant is heated, at what temperature is it generally considered unusable?
Reply #22009-03-11
Compared with the absorption central air-conditioning industry, it generally cannot be used below 80 degrees! Of course, there are also cases where 60 or 79 degrees can be used!
Reply #32009-03-11
What about general heat exchangers? We know that heat exchangers in chemical plants account for a large proportion in chemical plants.
Reply #42009-03-11
I went to the steelmaking plant to do research. The outlet temperature of their slag washing water is 60~80°C, which is already a low-temperature heat source, but it can be used for lithium bromide refrigeration. This post was last edited by jy03018705 on 2009-3-11 16:44 ]
Reply #52009-03-12
Full and reasonable utilization of low-temperature heat sources is a trend in chemical industry
Reply #62009-03-12
Now it is basically controlled below 150℃

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