Does that friend have a method for recovering steam waste gas?

Waste gas is composed of various gases, and the condensation temperatures for these different gases vary. By directing the waste gas in stages to different cooling environments, the liquid substances can be condensed and separated for recycling

Reply to 1# funongcheng: You can consider a waste steam recovery compressor. This machine uses new materials resistant to high temperatures and wear; its oil-free wear resistance is highly satisfactory. The key components have been treated with advanced technology to recover high-temperature water and steam, ensuring absolutely no oil usage. Its unique internal sealing structure provides excellent sealing performance, resulting in stable and reliable operation. The operating costs are extremely low, and maintenance is simple. Without automatic instrument control, it is less prone to failures, and energy savings of over 25% are achievable. The steam recovery unit features a unique high-temperature recovery method, achieving a thermal efficiency of up to 65%. It holds an exclusive patent for this cutting-edge technology both domestically and internationally; moreover, it allows the use of steam equipment without steam traps, thereby effectively reducing maintenance costs. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=797881&highlight=

Reply 1# funongcheng MVR (mechanical vapor recovery) is used to recover steam, increase its pressure, and enable its reuse. There are some manufacturers both at home and abroad that can do it. Alternatively, a steam-driven bromine machine can be used to produce cold energy, but this is only useful if there is a need for cold energy; otherwise, producing cold energy is pointless

May I ask if it’s steam waste gas from that industry or equipment? That way, it will be easier to find a solution

Reply to 5# lide*94501: Steam usage in the traditional Chinese medicine pharmaceutical industry