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The issue of continuous wastewater discharge! ! !

2011-08-26View Original

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This post was last edited by 15022386906 on 2011-8-26 09:42. What is the proportion of the continuous waste discharge volume to the make-up water volume of the economizer? Is there a fixed ratio? In other words, it is the relationship between the amount of steam generated by the drum and the amount of steam lost due to blowdown!
Reply #22011-08-27
Don’t you know anything at all! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #32011-08-27
There is no absolute relationship; the amount of waste discharged is mainly related to the quality of the boiler feed water
Reply #42011-11-09
I agree with what was said above as well.
Reply #52011-11-16
About 3%, I can’t remember exactly; it’s in the boiler manual
Reply #62011-11-16
There is a relationship, I don’t know what kind of relationship it is. The boilers in our factory have discharge rates of 1%, 2%, or 5%, but I don’t know why. 2% and 5% refer to the process steam drums; the water used is process recycled water, which is relatively dirty.

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