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Can the exhaust gas from multi-effect evaporation be used as boiler water after cooling?

2016-08-16View Original

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Question: For a four-effect evaporation system used to concentrate sodium chloride solution, can the exhaust gas from the fourth effect be used as boiler water after cooling? Thank you so much
Reply #22016-08-16
No, because it may contain impurities
Reply #32016-08-17
That can’t be right; there are impurities inside
Reply #42016-08-18
The water used is condensed water obtained through multi-effect evaporation; it should be free of impurities, but it may contain trace amounts of NaCl, with a conductivity of around 300
Reply #52016-08-18
Conduct a water quality test to see if it can be used as boiler feed water
Reply #62016-08-31
OP, what type of evaporator do you have at home? Could you provide the manufacturer’s contact information? . . It is most likely that the boiler feedwater will be reused; I recommend installing a washing device, and ultimately determine whether the condensate parameters meet the requirements for reusable feedwater based on actual tests.

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