Method and device for recycling low temperature exhaust heat through carbon dioxide humidifying
A technology of carbon dioxide and low-temperature waste heat, which is applied in heating devices, other non-combustion heat generation, petroleum industry, etc., can solve the problems of high cost of heat recovery, power consumption, and large consumption, and achieve strong practicability and implementability , reduce cooling water consumption, improve the effect of recycling grade
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[0017] Embodiment one, with reference to the attached figure 1
[0018] A method and device for carbon dioxide humidification recovery and utilization of low-temperature waste heat, which is applied to the heat recovery of low-temperature semi-water gas in the gas generator of the ammonia synthesis system. Water gas, and has a cooling tower. The present invention includes a humidification tower 1, a heat recovery tower 2, a hot water pump 3, and a cooling tower 4; the low-temperature semi-water gas of 110-150°C enters from the lower part of the heat recovery tower 2, and flows countercurrently with the low-temperature water of 30-60°C coming in from the upper part Contact for heat and mass transfer, the cooled semi-water gas enters the cooling tower through the top; the hot water at the bottom of the heat recovery tower whose temperature rises to 60-100°C is pressurized by the hot water pump, enters the upper part of the carbon dioxide humidification tower, and enters the low...
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[0019] Embodiment two, referring to the attached figure 2 .
[0020] In the second embodiment, only the carbon dioxide humidification tower 1 is installed, and the heat recovery tower is not installed, and the hot water at 60-100°C recovered from other processes is used as the carbon dioxide humidification hot water, and the principle is the same as that of the first embodiment.
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