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Regarding the issue of winter condensate recovery

2018-09-10View Original

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In winter, the condensed water is discharged from the device and integrated into the plant’s condensed water network; how can the water hammer problem caused by differences in discharge temperature be resolved? Add a water cooler before connecting to the main network? Adding production water will lower the temperature, right? Do any of you have any good suggestions?
Reply #22018-09-10
Check the condensate recovery facilities; I remember there are skid-mounted units~~~
Reply #32018-09-11
Pipes that cannot be passed through at different temperatures are recovered separately and then mixed after being fed into the tank.
Reply #42018-09-11
Our design features separate condensate water networks; within the system there is a steam recovery tank that vaporizes the high-pressure condensate water to recover energy, after which it is pumped away, with a cooler used to control the temperature of the condensed water being sent out.

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