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Condensate from the high flash separators (or evaporative hot water towers) and low-pressure flashers of each project’s gasification units

2015-09-18View Original

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For the high flash separators (or evaporative hot water towers) of the gasification units in various coal chemical projects, should the condensate from the low-pressure flashers be sent to the next stage of flashing or to a clarification tank or ash water tank? Are there any advantages and disadvantages?
Reply #22015-09-18
The condensate from high-pressure flash evaporation on our side goes into the deaerator, while the condensate from low-pressure flash evaporation goes into the graywater tank
Reply #32015-09-18
Both ammonia nitrogen and alkalinity in the condensate are at relatively high levels; with a flow rate of 20 t/h, this has a significant impact on the quality of the graywater.:)
Reply #42015-09-18
Both ammonia nitrogen and alkalinity in the condensate are at relatively high levels; with a flow rate of 20 t/h, this has a significant impact on the quality of the graywater.:)

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