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Introduction:
An introduction to the reasons for condensate recovery System, that including energy costing, water charges and water treatment costing and included calculations for potential savings.
Steam are mostly generated for one of two reasons
• To produce electrical power, the example in the steam power stations and co-generation plants.
• To supply the heats for heating unit and process system.
When 1kg steam condenses completely, 1kg condensate is formed at the same pressure and temperature. An efficient steam will reuse this condensate, makes non-financial, technical and environmental sense.
Saturated steam is used for heating to gives up its latent heat, which is a too large proportion of the total heat its contain. The remainder of the heat in the steam is retained in the condensate as sensible heat in fig.
Steam are mostly generated for one of two reasons
• To produce electrical power, the example in the steam power stations and co-generation plants.
• To supply the heats for heating unit and process system.
When 1kg steam condenses completely, 1kg condensate is formed at the same pressure and temperature. An efficient steam will reuse this condensate, makes non-financial, technical and environmental sense.
Saturated steam is used for heating to gives up its latent heat, which is a too large proportion of the total heat its contain. The remainder of the heat in the steam is retained in the condensate as sensible heat in fig.
Pressurised Condensate Recovery Module (PCRM) is a unique system wherein the condensate generated from your process is fed back under pressure directly to the boiler, unlike any other conventional condensate recovery system where the condensate is discharged at atmospheric pressure.
- Whole condensate is recovered
- No Flash steam loss
- Minimal make-up water requirement
- Prevents loss of mass / quantity of condensate
- Reduced water treatment cost for make-up water
- Reduced fuel consumption due to high feed water temperature
- Increased steam output of the existing Steam Boiler
- Excellent Return on investments
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