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Design Considerations For Condensate Polishing Off-Site Regeneration
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•Technical Paper: Design Considerations For Condensate Polishing Off-Site Regeneration
By Gerald Alexander, Siemens Water Technologies
In recent years, the use of off-site regeneration for existing deep bed Condensate Polishing Plants as well as Greenfield Plants is being given greater consideration for a multitude of reasons to be explained in this paper. The off-site regeneration may be for a temporary or long-term period. The challenges of a retrofit design that converts an existing condensate polishing plant with on-site regeneration to off-site regeneration and that of a new CPP plant that is specifically designed for off-site regeneration system can differ. Both designs require careful attention be given to the unique requirements associated with each approach. The concept of external regeneration must place equal emphasis on the design of the system and the contract for the off-site regeneration service. The ability of the condensate polisher to produce the specified effluent water quality cannot be achieved unless both are in harmony. In this paper, we will discuss the design requirements for both the existing and Greenfield Plants considerations along with the resin movement and conditioning outside the condensate polishing system.
Click Here To Download:•Technical Paper: Design Considerations For Condensate Polishing Off-Site Regeneration
