A kind of process method for recovering waste heat energy of alumina pressure cooking and dissolution process backwater
A process method, alumina technology, applied in feed water heaters, preheating, energy industries, etc., can solve the problems of heat waste, industrial water drainage pipe network should not exceed 80 ℃, no more than 60 ℃, etc., to reduce steam consumption Effect
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[0017] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with accompanying drawing.
[0018] Two-stage heat exchangers are installed in the hot water station, the primary heat exchanger is a water-water heat exchanger, and the secondary heat exchanger is a steam-water heat exchanger. In actual operation, when the return water of the pressure cooking dissolution process is tested and meets the boiler feed water quality requirements, the return water temperature needs to be reduced to 150°C. For hot water requirements, it is necessary to turn on the secondary heat exchanger for auxiliary heating, so a small amount of low-pressure steam needs to be consumed. When the return water of the pressure cooking dissolution process is tested and needs to be treated in a mixed bed in the chemical water treatment room to meet the quality requirements of the boiler feed water, the temperature of the return water needs to be lowered to below 60°C. The water can meet the ho...
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