No matter the type of power generation that is adopted (combined cycle plants, coal-fired, waste to energy, biomass-fired, thermo-solar, nuclear), there are clear objectives for water treatment in producing steam and power: to reduce boiler corrosion, prevent deposition of scale to maintain high heat-transfer efficiency, and keep the quality of the generated steam in compliance with the requirements of the manufacturers of critical equipment.
Water at plant sites can often be drawn just from the sea, lakes, or rivers, and is, in most cases, unsuitable, even for the less demanding users. Treatment is mandatory and can be a challenging job. Read more.
Traces of different impurities can be removed from the return steam condensate to make it suitable for reuse. Read more.
Cannon Artes’ solutions address the power-generation sector with integrated wastewater treatment and specific experience with wastewater from Flue Gas Desulphurization Plants (FGD). Read more.
These are now necessary for all industries aiming to reduce their environmental impact and increase sustainability. Read more.
Target the production of high-purity water. Removal of dissolved solids can be achieved by using membranes or ion-exchange technologies. Read more.
Using package solutions, sanitary and drinking water issues can be addressed in isolated compounds or construction camps. Cooling Water Filtration finds wide application in make-up water treatment and side stream filtration when evaporative cooling towers are employed. Read more.
Removal of dissolved gases (such as oxygen and carbon dioxide) from process water or boiler feed water is performed by vacuum, thermophysical or membrane deaeration. Read more.
July 12, 2022
