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Energy consumption calculation for converting electric circulating water pumps to steam turbine circulating water pumps

2017-04-17View Original

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Since our company uses a waste-heat recovery system, there is approximately 21 tons of low-pressure superheated steam at 0.46 MPA and 156 degrees Celsius that is currently being vented. We are considering using this excess steam to power the circulation pump; the existing circulation pump is electric, with a motor power of 1600 KW, a flow rate of 9000 m3/h, and a head of 50 m. Could anyone please let us know if the steam available to us is sufficient to drive the existing circulation pump? Request the calculation formula
Reply #22017-05-29
I can recommend a manufacturer to you; the turbine manufacturer can handle the calculations for you! ! !
Reply #32019-10-17
Hello, have you switched your circulating water pumps to steam drive at present? How effective is it? Do you have the manufacturer’s contact information?

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