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Back-pressure steam turbine exhaust is used for external heating

2010-11-19View Original

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After the exhaust gas from a back-pressure steam turbine is used for heating, the recovered steam is still hot water. As for the temperature, what are the approximate pressure and temperature values? Urgent request for advice
Reply #22010-11-19
This is related to the nature of your hot users; it’s mainly the condensed water from the heat. The recovered condensate has a high iron content, making it difficult to treat.
Reply #32010-11-20
After the exhaust gas from a back-pressure turbine is used for heating, the recovered steam is still hot water. As for the temperature, what are the approximate pressure and temperature values? I need an urgent answer. What are the exhaust pressure and temperature of the turbine in question? How much heat do hot users need? Knowing this is necessary to answer the question you raised.

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