In pharmaceutical production, boiler blowdown water carries a substantial amount of residual thermal energy that is typically discarded. Our engineered solution converts that waste heat recovery from pharma boiler blowdown water into usable steam or hot water, reducing fuel consumption and supporting strict GMP‑aligned sustainability targets. Designed for continuous‑duty operation, the unit integrates directly into existing blowdown loops with minimal pipework alteration, delivering immediate ROI while preserving product integrity.
The Pharma Boiler Blowdown Heat Recovery Unit (HRU‑PB) is a compact, stainless‑steel exchanger paired with a high‑efficiency turbine‑driven pump. It is engineered to operate in the aggressive, chemically‑treated environment of blowdown streams, delivering up to 250 kW of reclaimed thermal power. The modular design supports both OEM and turn‑key deployment, allowing you to scale capacity from 50 kW to 300 kW without major plant shutdowns.
| Parameter | Typical Range | Units |
|---|---|---|
| Thermal Recovery Capacity | 50 – 300 | kW |
| Design Pressure | 10 – 30 | bar |
| Operating Temperature (blowdown inlet) | 120 – 180 | °C |
| Material of Construction | AISI 316L SS | – |
| Control Interface | Modbus/TCP, 4‑20 mA | – |
| Warranty | 24 months | – |
All dimensions and performance data are customizable per order to match site‑specific flow rates and space constraints.
The HRU‑PB is suited for any pharmaceutical facility where high‑purity steam is generated by a central boiler system. Typical deployments include:
By integrating the unit at the blowdown manifold, you eliminate the need for separate heat exchangers, cut piping length, and maintain a closed‑loop system that respects GMP segregation rules.
We can fabricate a single prototype unit to match your specifications. Production runs start at 1 unit, with volume discounts applied from 5 units onward.
Yes. Our engineering team will perform a hydraulic and thermal analysis based on your plant data and then size the exchanger, turbine, and control package accordingly.
Typical lead time ranges from 15 to 45 days, depending on the complexity of the custom features and material availability.
All units carry a standard 24‑month warranty covering manufacturing defects. Extended service contracts and on‑site training packages are available on request.
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