THERMODYNE - Chemical Industry

Meeting a Steam demand

in the Chemical Industry

Our creative and tested technologies tackle the chemical industry's fluctuating steam demands. This makes it simpler to minimize the company's carbon footprint and comply with any pollution regulations.

Boiler in Chemical and Fertilizer Industry

Boilers in the chemical industry are primarily used to generate large amounts of high-quality, high-temperature steam for production and processing. Furthermore, a significant amount of excess heat will be generated during the production phase, which is an energy waste. Now, in order to reuse this waste heat efficiently, the use of waste heat recovery boilers for the chemical industry is becoming more common as a cost-effective way to conserve waste heat and save money.

Thermodyne provides energy solutions to utilise waste heat from various processes and applications to increase the productivity and to improve the overall energy efficiency of the chemical processing plants. We have proven expertise in designing, supplying and installing waste heat recovery boilers for chemical plants.

How to choose a Steam Boiler for a Chemical Plant

Chemical Industries need Steam Boilers to carry out some complex reactions under conditions of a certain temperature and pressure. And a large amount of heat sources of different qualities are needed to supply heat in sections such as polymerization, condensation, drying, melting, and molding. As a result, selecting a boiler system for a chemical plant should be done carefully. Here are some basic factors to look at.

Green House Gas Emissions, It is important that the boiler should comply with any local or state restrictions and regulations In order to avoid fines and penalties.

Adaptability to fluctuating Steam needs, The need for steam at most chemical plants varies during the day. This necessitates a boiler that can rapidly produce steam while still being conveniently shut down, so the faster the start-up period from a cold start, the stronger the boiler for chemical processing.

Easy Maintenance, Industrial boilers take a lot of maintenance to maintain them working at their best. If a boiler isn't maintained and tuned up on a daily basis, it becomes more prone to breakdowns and production losses.