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How to utilize the low-grade heat energy in condensed water recovery

2017-04-09View Original

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Currently, the treated condensate water is mixed directly with demineralized water, but the low-grade thermal energy cannot be utilized, which in turn causes the temperature of the demineralized water to rise too high. How can this be optimized? . .
Reply #22017-04-09
What is the temperature of the condensate water? Lithium bromide chiller units can be considered for cooling
Reply #32017-04-10
We are also facing this issue at the moment; what is the temperature of your condensate water? If there is more than 130 units of water, considering using 3 kilograms of steam for flash evaporation as a heat source for regeneration, or for low-temperature heat refrigeration and power generation

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