This utility model discloses a
sample water recovery device for chemical instruments in power plants, relating to the field of
sample water recovery technology. It includes a heat exchange tank with a
front cover fitted to its front end and a rear cover fitted to its rear end. A cooling component is installed within a sealed cavity formed by the heat exchange tank, the
front cover, and the rear cover. The cooling component penetrates the middle of the front end of the
front cover and connects to a sample outlet. The other end of the sample outlet connects to a control component, and a
recovery component is located below the other end of the control component. This utility model, through the cooperation of the cooling and control components, facilitates the rapid reduction of high-temperature
sample water and controls the temperature, pressure, and flow rate of the sample water as it flows into the instrument chamber, ensuring stable instrument operation, improving practicality, and achieving instrument protection. Furthermore, the recovery component allows the sample water to be stored in the device during testing, awaiting recovery or
discharge, further improving practicality and achieving
water conservation. Ultimately, it solves the problem of low sample
water cooling efficiency in existing equipment affecting testing efficiency.