Flue gas characteristics of catalytic regenerators
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I would like to ask everyone: what are the typical ranges for the temperature and pressure of flue gas in a regenerator? Is further pressurization needed for the flue gas to reach the steam turbine? Thank you
Generally, no pressurization is required, and the temperature is usually between 630 and 670
The temperature of the regenerator (flue gas) is 680–710 degrees, with a pressure of 0.2–0.3 MPa (G) at the inlet to the flue gas extractor; the temperature drops by about 30–50 degrees, and the pressure drop is 0.03–0.04 MPa
The data on humin is quite representative, so I won’t go into details here! I’m just curious – why did you think of adding pressure? The pressure increase at the smoke extractor inlet will inevitably affect the regeneration pressure, as well as the pressure difference between the two devices!
No pressure boosting is needed; we make use of the residual heat and pressure from the exhaust gases
Hey, could you provide two photos from the scene for me to take a look at?
In addition to recovering pressure energy, the smoke extractor also recovers some heat energy! You shouldn’t have to worry about pressure; otherwise, this process won’t be able to move forward!
The diversion cone is likely involved in the process of converting thermal energy into mechanical energy within the smoke extractor