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Get 46% FREE Energy with Waste Heat Recovery

May 11, 2013

Kaojai Green can show you how a simple waste heat recovery system can produce up to 46% of usable heat energy and energy performance benefit! Read on to see how… First let’s get a little technical and look at how we “can” do this… In waste heat recovery systems the “Art of Energy Recovery” or energy ...

Kaojai Green Energy

Saving waste in the boiler house

Apr. 16, 2013

Burner technology has improved greatly in recent years. Older Burners had a series of cams and levers that were calibrated to provide specific amounts of air for a particular rate of firing. Being mechanical items, these wore and sometimes required calibration. They, therefore, had to be regularly serviced and calibrated. Generally, new burners ...

Process Combustion Thermal Oxidisers - Tobacco Drying & Incineration Recuperative Thermal Oxidiser

Feb. 22, 2013

Process Combustion have supplied several thermal oxidiser and process heater units for the tobacco processing industry. The thermal oxidiser provides heat into the tobacco drying loop using a recycle heat exchanger. An exhaust stream from the drying loop is supplied to the thermal oxidiser, where it reaches a temperature of 800°C to oxidise ...

Process Combustion Ltd

Process Combustion Thermal Oxidisers - Leather Waste Processing Recuperative Thermal Oxidiser

Feb. 22, 2013

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Process Combustion Ltd

Heat-to-power application using a Dreyer & Bosse CHP power unit with an internal combustion engine

Jan. 5, 2013

Location: Trechwitz, Germany Site Gross Power Output Range 500kWe + 30-35kWe from ElectraTherm ORC Thermal Heat Input Range:  375-450kWt Hot Water Input Range:  90-95°C (118-203°F) Hot Water Flow Range:  39 m3/hour (172 GPM) Ambient Temperature: 0-15°C (32-59°F) ElectraTherm installed a Green Machine in Germany at a ...

ElectraTherm

Power generation at a stationary engine application

Jan. 5, 2013

South Texas, USA Max Gross Power Output: 28kWe Thermal Heat Input: 235 - 450kWt Hot Water Input Range: 180 - 190°F Hot Water Flow: 200 GPM Direct Condenser: Ambient air temperature ranges from 30-100°F avg is 70°F ElectraTherm’s Gulf Coast distributor, Gulf Coast Green Energy (GCGE), is generating fuel-free, emission free power ...

ElectraTherm

Green machine generates power from waste heat at biogas facility in the Czech Republic

Jan. 5, 2013

Biogas/Heat-to-Power Application on Two MWM Internal Combustion Engines Site: Brno, Czech Rep. Engine Max Power: 980kWe (currently limited to 900 kWe) Green Machine Gross Power Output Avg:  32-39 kWe Thermal Input to the Green Machine: 375-500kWt Hot Water Input Range: 86 - 92°C Hot Water Flow: 35 m3/hour Ambient Temperature: 0-25°C ...

ElectraTherm

Using biogas for combined heat and power

Nov. 23, 2012

An integral part of the majority of anaerobic digestion facilities across the world is the CHP combined heat and power (CHP) engine. For the first time builder of a biogas plant, it is often neglected as the focus is on reducing the capital costs of the installation. However, the engine is integral to the plant, and is the key component in the ...

A study on the thermodynamic analysis of a cascaded latent heat storage system over the single storage tank system for diesel engine waste heat recovery

Nov. 9, 2012

This article presents the comparison of performance of a cascaded Latent Heat Storage (LHS) system over the Single Storage Tank (SST) system for heat recovery from a diesel engine. The energy and exergy saved and efficiencies during the charging process are evaluated and reported using actual system data. The discharge process is analysed with a ...

Inderscience Publishers

Thermodynamic analysis of a pyroprocessing unit of a cement plant: a case study

Oct. 15, 2012

The cement industry is one of the most intensive energy and cost industries in the world that consumes about 3800 MJ per tonne of cement produced. To achieve an effective energy management scheme, energy and exergy analyses were employed on the pyroprocessing unit of Gaziantep Cement Plant in Turkey. Energy and exergy efficiencies are determined ...

Inderscience Publishers

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