CHP
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems realize cascaded energy utilization through steam power heat exchange, heating water production and waste heat recovery. Operating conditions feature high-temperature & high-pressure steam, dynamic load fluctuation and dusty low-grade residual heat. Heat exchangers require excellent pressure resistance, high efficiency, wide condition adaptability and easy integration to ensure stable power output, maximize waste heat utilization and reduce comprehensive ene
Typical Process & Heat Exchanger Stations
Industry Overview
1. Industry Demand
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems realize cascaded energy utilization through steam power heat exchange, heating water production and waste heat recovery. Operating conditions feature high-temperature & high-pressure steam, dynamic load fluctuation and dusty low-grade residual heat. Heat exchangers require excellent pressure resistance, high efficiency, wide condition adaptability and easy integration to ensure stable power output, maximize waste heat utilization and reduce comprehensive energy consumption.
2. Core Working Stations
Core working scenarios include high-pressure steam power heat exchange, constant-temperature heating water preparation, boiler flue gas and turbine exhaust waste heat recovery, and system energy integration. Widely applied in thermal power plants, industrial parks and urban central energy supply projects, it improves power generation efficiency and realizes efficient energy cascade utilization.
3. Core Equipment
1. Nexson GreenP&S Plate-and-Shell Heat Exchanger: Flagship CHP equipment, high temperature and pressure resistant, anti-fluctuation and low-fouling, dedicated to main steam power heat exchange to improve power generation efficiency; 2. Thermowave Thermoline Gasketed Heat Exchanger: Specialized for heating water preparation, hygienic, detachable and precise in temperature control, suitable for large-scale industrial and civilian constant-temperature heating; 3. Nexson GreenBox Fully Welded Heat Exchanger: Core waste heat recovery equipment, leak-free and acid corrosion resistant, efficiently capturing low-grade flue gas and exhaust heat for long-cycle energy-saving operation.