Power Plant Condensate Water Treatment | High Flow & PP Melt Blown Filters
Power plant condensate water requires reliable filtration to protect boilers and turbines. Using high flow filter cartridges for pre-filtration and PP melt blown filter cartridges for fine filtration effectively removes particles, improves water quality, and extends equipment life.
1. Condensate Collection
2. Pre-filtration with High Flow Filter Cartridge
3. Fine Filtration with PP Melt Blown Filter Cartridge
4. Chemical Treatment (Scale and Corrosion Inhibitors)
5. Reuse or Discharge
Desalinated Seawater Supply for Mining
Desalinated Seawater Supply for Mining
1. Pretreatment
Mechanical filtration: Hydrocyclones, sand filters, or multimedia filters to remove suspended solids and protect RO membranes.
Chemical dosing: Chlorination for disinfection, coagulants (FeCl₃/PACl) for particle aggregation, acid/antiscalants to control scaling.
Fine filtration: Cartridge filters (≤5 µm) for final protection before RO.
2. Reverse Osmosis Desalination
First-stage RO: Reduces salinity from ~35,000 ppm to ~500 ppm.
Second-stage RO (optional): Further reduces dissolved salts for process or boiler water.
Energy Recovery Devices (ERD): Improve efficiency and reduce operating costs.
3. Post-treatment
pH adjustment: Prevents corrosion in mining water pipelines.
Chemical addition: Lime, acids, or disinfectants as required by mining processes.
Storage: Product water stored in clear water tanks for supply stability.
Mining Process Water Use
1. Typical uses: Ore flotation, dust suppression, cooling, domestic use.
-Some mines mix desalinated water with recycled process water to save costs.
2. Wastewater Recovery and Disposal
-Partial reuse of process water in closed-loop systems.
-RO brine discharged back to the sea in compliance with environmental standards.