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The issue of high specific consumption of circulating water

2015-10-24View Original

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Our company has a large volume of circulating water. The specific consumption of circulating water per unit is as follows: the designed value for atmospheric and vacuum distillation is 3.99 t/t, while the actual value during operation is 6.8 t/t; The catalytic design value is 26.3 t/t, while the actual operation value is 45.4 t/t ; The designed value for coking is 5.51 t/t, while the actual value during operation is 12.16 t/t ; The pressure in my recirculating water system is 0.45 MPa; the outlet water temperature is kept below 28 degrees, and the concentration ratio is controlled to be no more than 5 ; May I ask the experts what causes the high specific consumption of circulating water?
Reply #22015-10-24
The high specific consumption of circulating water is mainly due to the unsoptimized heat exchange processes within various units; the heat that needs to be removed cannot be eliminated, so circulating water has to be used for cooling.

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