New ideas for energy savings – Creative approaches to \"Utilizing the thermal energy of steam condensate in heat pumps\"
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It’s an immature idea; I’ve had brief discussions with colleagues, but nothing systematic or viable has emerged from them. After being depressurized step by step for use in the factory, the steam eventually becomes condensate at atmospheric pressure, with a temperature of around 70–80°C; it is usually discharged directly. Is it possible to use heat pump technology to raise its temperature to that of superheated steam, so that it can be utilized again?
This post was last edited by LQ198619 on 2017-3-3 18:57. You can refer to the post I posted! ““Unleash your imagination and get your brain working” – A simple and practical guide to refineries! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1669319-1-1.html This post discusses the utilization of condensed water!
Thanks~ I forgot to search before posting :)
That post was something I posted in the technical forum earlier; I moved it here after being inspired by you! Everyone can discuss it together!