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Retrofit of Water Network with Regeneration Using Water Pinch Analysis

doi: 10.1205/psep06040
This paper presents the development of a new systematic technique for the retrofit of water network with regeneration based on water pinch analysis. The procedure consists of two parts: retrofit targeting and design for a water network with regeneration unit(s). In the targeting stage, retrofit targets (utility savings and capital investment) were determined for a range of process parameters (total flowrate and/or outlet concentration of the regeneration unit) to obtain a savings versus investment curve. Next, the existing water network was re-designed to meet the chosen targets. A case study on paper making process was used to demonstrate the new methodology.
- Curtin University Australia
- Universiti Teknologi MARA Malaysia
- Universiti Teknologi MARA Malaysia
- University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus Malaysia
- University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus Malaysia
TP Chemical technology, GE Environmental Sciences
TP Chemical technology, GE Environmental Sciences
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