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Condensate recovery

2011-04-10View Original

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Dear sea friends, is the condensed water recovered by you subjected to oil and iron removal?
Reply #22011-04-10
It depends on where it is used and on the level of iron ions present. If it is circulating water, this is not necessary. However, in desalinated water or in applications where the iron ion concentration must be kept low, these ions need to be removed.
Reply #32011-04-11
It mainly depends on what kind of boiler treatment equipment your factory has and whether it possesses the necessary processing capacity Our factory purchases boilers directly.
Reply #42011-05-13
In fact, if it is to be used as boiler feedwater, iron and impurities need to be removed; condensate from the petrochemical industry also requires oil removal. It is best to pass it through a deaerator to remove oxygen when using it as boiler feedwater.
Reply #52011-05-13
It can be said that condensate recovery is one system, while oil and iron removal are another system. It definitely can be done; please contact me if you need it

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