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SPECIAL-EQUIPMENT-AND-VESSELS-FOR-HEATRECOVERY
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SPECIAL-EQUIPMENT-AND-VESSELS-FOR-HEATRECOVERY

Product catalog summary
Preface
GESTRA is a prominent manufacturer specializing in steam traps, non-return valves, and equipment for the steam and condensate industry, with a strong emphasis on quality and safety. This document highlights GESTRA's heat recovery units.
Quality Standards
GESTRA prioritizes plant safety and reliability, adhering to standards such as PED, IBR, SQL, ASME, and GOST. Their quality management system is ISO 9001 certified.
Energy Recovery Systems
These systems recover heat from continuous blowdown processes, which can be used in deaerator systems or to preheat feedwater, leading to energy savings and potential subsidies.
Flash Vessel Systems
Flash vessels economically utilize the sensible heat of condensate by flashing it to a lower pressure, releasing heat and forming flash steam for use in lower-pressure systems.
Feedwater Deaerating Plants
These plants remove dissolved gases like oxygen and carbon dioxide from condensate and make-up water to prevent corrosion, achieving an oxygen content as low as 0.02 mg/l.
Condensate Recovery and Return Systems
GESTRA provides solutions for lifting condensate in systems where heat exchangers are below the condensate main, ensuring efficient return to the boiler house.
Steam-Operated Condensate Return Systems
Systems like FPS and KH types use booster steam instead of electric pumps to return condensate, handling flowrates up to 10 t/h and pressures up to 12 bar.
Open-Type Condensate Recovery Systems
SDR tanks handle flowrates up to 10 t/h with a max pressure of 0.1 bar, equipped with pumps and control equipment for automatic operation.
Closed-Type Condensate Recovery Systems
SDL/SDS tanks manage flowrates up to 30 t/h and pressures up to 4 bar, available in horizontal or vertical configurations with comprehensive control equipment.
Overview of GESTRA Systems
The document details GESTRA's steam and condensate systems, focusing on components like level indicators, control equipment, valves, pumps, and pressure gauges for efficient operation.
1. Closed-Type Condensate Recovery Systems
Designed for optimal steam management, these systems offer solutions for steam pressure reduction and include steam driers and desuperheaters.
2. Pressure-Reducing Stations
These stations maintain constant steam pressure using self-acting or controlled pressure reducers.
3. Steam Driers
Steam driers remove moisture and impurities, enhancing system reliability, using centrifugal forces for separation.
4. Air Driers and Purifiers
These devices clean and dry compressed air and gases, using mechanical separation to remove liquids and particles.
5. Desuperheating Plants
Injection coolers and water-bath desuperheaters are used for steam cooling, converting superheated steam to saturated steam.
6. Steam Regenerators
These units provide pure steam free from harmful substances, essential for applications like sterilization.
7. Heat Exchangers
Available in various designs for steam heating and heat recovery, offering precise temperature regulation.
8. Mixing Coolers
These devices cool hot waste water by condensing flash steam, facilitating safe disposal.
Introduction
The document provides an overview of GESTRA's solutions for heat recovery and steam systems, focusing on mixing coolers, sample coolers, steam flow measurement, and compact systems.
Mixing Coolers
Used in applications like process plants and steam boiler plants, operating at atmospheric pressure with a thermostat-regulated solenoid valve.
Sample Coolers
Ensure accurate analysis by cooling boiler water samples to 25°C, meeting precise water analysis requirements.
Steam Flow Measurement
Utilizes a vortex flow meter and microprocessor-controlled flow computer for high accuracy, compensating for fluctuating steam conditions.
Heat Recovery Equipment
Provides package solutions with control systems adapted to specific applications, offering data transfer capabilities to central control rooms.
GESTRA Compact Systems and Service
Offers valves, traps, and control technology for the steam and energy industry, supported by technical service for rapid assistance.
Contact Information
GESTRA AG is located in Bremen, Germany, and can be contacted for further information and support.
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Catalog excerpts

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FLOWSERVE GESTRA Special Equipment and Vessels for Heat Recovery For every application the optimally coordinated system

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Steam and condensate systems with one-stop sophistication Pressure-reducing and cooling system Flash steam/gas Cooling water SPECTORcontrol Production measurement Steam flow measurement Boiler automation as per TRD 604 Deaerating unit Measurement data from boiler house Condensate tank Flash vessel Intermittent boiler blowdown Heat exchanger Fresh/soft water Cooling water Cooling water Blowdown receiver

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Special Equipment and Vessels for Heat Recovery Contents Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Quality – Made in Germany . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Energy Recovery Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Flash Vessel Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Mechanical temperature control Heat exchanger Feedwater Deaerating Plants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Condensate Recovery and Return Systems ....

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Preface GESTRA is known all over the world as a manufacturer of high-quality steam traps, non-return valves and special equipment for the steam and condensate industry. In the field of boiler equipment, GESTRA is the largest supplier in Europe. GESTRA has achieved this leading position by focusing on quality and safety as well as on innovative, forward-looking solutions. Particularly in the German market, GESTRA has been offering complex solutions for steam and condensate systems for many years now – with great success. As a “one-stop shop”, we offer special equipment and vessels for heat recovery...

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Special Equipment and Vessels for Heat Recovery Quality – Made in Germany The QM system at GESTRA was already examined and approved in 1987, the year of publication for the ISO 9000 series, by Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance according to ISO 9001. Diverse technical codes and standards apply in the various regional markets. For example, these may be the PED, IBR, SQL, ASME or GOST. In most cases, we are able to serve enquiries from these markets and to submit a comprehensive offer. The Pressure Equipment Directive PED 97/23/EC applies for the European Internal Market. PED 1 Conformity assessment...

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GESTRA Energy Recovery Systems After continuous blowdown, irrespective of whether automatically controlled or manually set, it is easily possible to utilize the dissipated heat. For example, in a GESTRA blowdown flash vessel, the energy generated by the continuous blowdown is recuperated to a large degree by flashing and can be used as buffer steam in the deaerator system. In a residual blowdown cooler located downstream, the heat remaining in the flash vessel can also be used to preheat the feedwater. Another possibility for heat recovery is offered by flash steam coolers. Flash steam coolers...

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Special Equipment and Vessels for Heat Recovery GESTRA Flash Vessel Systems Flash vessels reduce the operating costs considerably, because the sensible heat of the condensate is utilized very economically. They can be used in all steam systems in which condensate from steam users can be flashed to a lower pressure. During this process, heat is released, which leads to the formation of flash steam. In the flash vessel, this flash steam is separated from the water and fed into a steam system with a lower pressure for further use. Such a process can be repeated several times, depending on the possibilities...

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GESTRA Feedwater Deaerating Plants For the operation of steam boilers with a high thermal load on the heating surfaces, it is necessary to use boiler feedwater is treated and conditioned according to TRD 611, EN 12952 part 12 or EN 12953 part 10. The boiler feedwater must be free of hardening constituents in order to prevent the formation of scale on the boiler heating surfaces. The aggressive effects of dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide is likely to cause serious corrosion of metal boiler parts. Aggressive gases are reliably removed in the GESTRA feedwater deaerating plant. The feedwater deaerating...

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Special Equipment and Vessels for Heat Recovery The make-up water and return condensate enter the deaerator dome NDR, which is fitted with a series of welded tray compartments to provide maximum trickling. Heating steam is fed from below into the deaerator dome NDR, which is mounted on top of the feedwater tank SW. The deaerated make-up water and return condensate flow directly from the deaerator dome into the feedwater tank. A steam injector installed in the lower part of the feedwater tank is used to heat up the feedwater to approx. 107 °C. Oxygen and carbon dioxide are dissolved in water according...

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GESTRA Condensate Recovery and Return Systems In steam and condensate systems, it is often inevitable that heat exchangers are installed at a lower level than the condensate main, so that the condensate has to be lifted. If the service pressure in the condensate system is high enough, the condensate line to the heat exchangers can also be installed so that it rises constantly, to prevent sudden changes in height. If there are jumps of more than 7 metres, we recommend the use of condensate dampening pots (type ED) to prevent waterhammer. These provide a cushioning effect to neutralize waterhammer....

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Special Equipment and Vessels for Heat Recovery GESTRA Steam-Operated Condensate Return Systems Vent line Condensate return units of the type FPS do not require electrically-driven pumps to push the condensate to the main condensate tank, because they are powered by booster steam. The FPS units are designed for condensate flowrates up to 4.3 t/h and a max. service pressure of 12 bar. They are fitted with the corresponding non-return valves and supplied completely mounted and interconnected with counter-flanges, bolts and gaskets. Booster steam Condensate inlet Condensate outlet Steam-powered...

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