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Air heat exchanger for waste heat recovery, 10 years of factory experience., Various size and material., Specialty Design - details see: https://www.machineto.com/air-heat-exchanger-for-heat-recovery-system-10241350

Air Heat Exchanger for Waste Heat Recovery Systems

Waste products (air or liquid) temperature: 100-752°F

GELE heat recovery system use heat pipe technology and the unique structure of the heat pipe heat exchanger to enhance the effective utilization of waste heat.

By utilizing waste heat recovery system, companies can reduce energy consumption and yield a significant cost savings within a short payback period. HPT can analyze your waste heat recovery potential, accurately project the payback period, and fabricate equipment specifically designed for your application. Our experienced engineering team is available to assist from conception to completion, including maintenance.

Sources of Waste Heat

1. Flue gases from fired furnaces
2. Distillation column condensers
3. Power generation turbine condensers
4. Steam condensate
5. Process coolers & heaters

Design of Waste Heat Recovery Systems

We design every waste heat recovery system to fit your process requirements. Heat exchangers can be custom engineered to fit your stack, duct, or process line with multiple configurations available to allow for efficient utilization of your waste energy stream.

Types of Waste Heat Recovery Systems

1. Air to air exchangers: Combustion air preheating
2. Waste heat oil heater: Process heating with thermal fluid
3. Air to thermal oil exchangers: High temperature, low pressure heating
4. Air to various fluids: Direct process heating

Waste heat recovery systems engineered by us help achieve higher profitability by fully utilizing your current resources. The improvement in efficiency directly offsets the fuel requirement, therefore lowering overall operating costs and conserving resources. Any waste product (air or liquid) with a temperature of 100°F should be evaluated as a source of energy. In most cases, the initial cost is recovered within the first few months of operation.

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