How many types of condensers are there generally?

Release time：2019-09-05

　　Currently, there are two main types of condensers on the market: steam condensers and boiler condensers. Steam condensers are commonly used to condense the secondary steam at the end of multi-effect evaporators, leveraging the vacuum level achieved in the final effect. The most common types of steam condensers include spray-type condensers, packed-bed condensers, and water-spray plate condensers.

　　The cooling process is achieved by passing the flue gas through water or air at a lower temperature, thereby reducing its temperature and bringing it closer to the heat-exchange area. As a result, water vapor in the flue gas condenses, releasing the flue gas’s sensible heat and causing the water vapor to condense. Simultaneously, the water or air in the heat exchanger absorbs this heat and is heated, thus recovering thermal energy and directly improving the boiler’s thermal efficiency.

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