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How to treat high-temperature and high-pressure water before discharging it

2016-06-17View Original

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Hello everyone, I have a question. I want to discharge hot water at 1.0 MPa and 130°C; how can I recover the heat from it before discharging it? What equipment is needed?
Reply #22016-06-17
Heat exchange, pipes, temperature control system
Reply #32016-06-17
Could you explain it in more detail? For example, which device reduces voltage
Reply #42016-06-17
It can be used for heat exchange with materials that need to be heated
Reply #52016-06-18
It depends on the source of this hot water; does your facility have the medium that requires this heat? Redesign the heat exchanger: tube-and-fin type, shell-and-tube type, or direct mixing
Reply #62016-06-19
Plate heat exchangers are generally used for heat exchange, and relatively large ones are required; shell-and-tube exchangers yield poor results in this regard. The waste heat can be used to heat the feed material, or a small boiler can be installed to convert it into low-pressure steam through depressurization and vaporization. :Lol, if money isn’t a concern, adding a pressure relief valve to allow direct vaporization and evacuation would work too, right?

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