Steam system
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The waste heat boiler in our company generates approximately 7 tons of steam per hour at a pressure of 0.5–0.6 MPA. About 4 tons of this steam are used by the company’s own systems, while the remaining 3 tons are supplied to external parties. After much exploration, it was determined that there is no place in the factory where heat exchange or utilization is possible. Now we want to recover that heat; could you advise on the best measures to take? I looked into many ideas online regarding steam recovery for power generation, closed-loop recovery, and so on, but really found no good solutions. Since the steam is generated by reaction heat, it keeps being produced; in a closed-loop system, this steam still needs to be discharged outside. There are no power generation facilities, and there are few moving parts as well. All areas that require heat exchange have already been handled. Currently, 3 tons of steam are discharged outside. I would like to know how this steam can be recovered, or which design firms or companies specialize in this kind of work. Please leave a message.
Are there any needs related to wastewater treatment, where this free steam can be used to evaporate the wastewater?
This post was last edited by altpage on 2016-6-27 at 11:48: Using lithium bromide units for cooling, with central air conditioning in the office building. If you have any thoughts after considering it, reply to me.
If the process requires the use of cold energy, you can opt for jet refrigeration – it’s simple, reliable, and effective; or you can use it to provide cooling for the factory buildings, dormitories, and office buildings.
The previous steam jet pump was used to replace other vacuum pumps.
It either turns into heat or into cold energy. I work in a design firm; your steam volume is too low, so the scale of waste heat power generation is too small.
Using lithium bromide is a reliable option for cooling and heating office buildings. Also, you didn’t mention the nature of your factory and its processing procedures, nor did you talk about the heat removal system; it’s difficult for others to make an accurate judgment. You might want to consider the situation further.