Problem of steam in the evaporative hot water tower
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When examining the material balance, it was found that there is also a stream of steam at 0.8 Mpa coming from the evaporation hot water tower; based on the balance calculations, this steam seems to be generated for internal use. Is this steam produced in the evaporation chamber and supplied to the hot water chamber? Is it a closed-loop system?
The evaporative hot water tower is likely the high-pressure flash tank in the Texaco gasification process; the gas that comes out of the top of the tower is usually sent to a converter
The poster asked where this steam described in the description comes from It needs to be considered in conjunction with the process. Also, is this steam introduced into the evaporative hot water tower or drawn from it?
It’s not about changing the steam in the stripping tower; I’m referring to the steam that needs to be added to the hot water evaporation tower. Based on the material balance, it seems that this steam is produced by that tower itself. I’m not sure if it is
It should be the steam generated by decompression flashing in the evaporative hot water tower; this steam heats the ash water pumped into the tower by the low-pressure ash water pump, causing it to condense in the hot water chamber
Oh, since it’s produced and sold by the same entity, it certainly won’t be included in the balance calculations