Heat Recovery Steam Generators

HRSG

INTRODUCTION

Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSG) is a vital energy recovery system that functions as a boiler to capture heat from hot gas streams, typically generated by gas turbines or incinerators. These streams often possess significant energy potential, which would otherwise be wasted. The HRSG efficiently recovers this heat to produce steam, which can be utilized in various applications.

Depending on the pressure level, the steam generated can serve as a key component in industrial production processes (low pressure) or contribute to power generation systems (high pressure). This dual functionality makes HRSGs an essential solution for improving energy efficiency and sustainability in modern industries.

SPECIFICATION

– Calculation & Design : According to ASME and TCVN

– Fabrication : According to ASME and TCVN

– Evaporation Capacity : (10,000-200,000) kg/h

– Steam Working Pressure : up to 100 bar(g)

– Steam Working Temperature : up to 500⁰C

APPLICATION AND BENIFITS

HRSG systems find widespread use in combined cycle power plants, waste-to-energy facilities, and industrial applications. By utilizing waste heat, these systems reduce fuel consumption and lower operational costs. Moreover, HRSGs contribute to a cleaner environment by decreasing carbon emissions and reducing the need for additional fuel sources. With advancements in HRSG technology, their efficiency continues to improve, enabling higher performance in both new and retrofit applications.

Investing in HRSGs enables industries to achieve long-term sustainability goals, enhance energy efficiency, and boost productivity. As industries embrace green technologies, HRSGs will play an essential role in driving energy transformation and fostering a greener future.