Estimation of and barriers to waste heat recovery from harsh environments in industrial processes

Estimation of and barriers to waste heat recovery from harsh environments in industrial processes

This paper discusses the industrial potential for waste heat recovery (WHR) in harsh environments – defined as a waste heat stream having either a temperature of at least 650 °C or containing reactive constituents that complicate heat recovery. The analysis covers five industries (steel, aluminum, g...

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Main Authors: Armstrong, K. (Author), Cresko, J. (Author), Jin, M. (Author), Nimbalkar, S. (Author), Thekdi, A. (Author), Vance, D. (Author), Wenning, T. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2019
Subjects:
Aluminum
Aluminum melting furnaces
Blast furnaces
Cement industry
Cements
Electric arcs
Electric furnaces
Energy and cost savings
Energy conservation
Exhaust gases
Glass
Harsh environment
High temperature
High-temperature
Industrial potentials
Industrial process heating
Industrial processs
Lime
Materials for harsh environment
Melting furnaces
Metal melting
Potential energy
Recovery
Steel fibers
Strategic analysis
Strategic materials
Total potential energy
Waste heat
Waste heat losses
Waste heat recovery
Waste heat utilization
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