Waste Heat Recovery

In general, almost all industrial processes which require thermal energy, release into the atmosphere gaseous effluents containing the residual heat, which can no longer be used within the process itself. Based on the quality (temperature) at which the waste heat is available, it can be recovered for other uses, such as electrical power production or steam generation. This depends to the limits of the technology used and also tn the temperature difference between the hot source and the environment. A heat recovery system is therefore capable of taking waste heat from industrial processes and transforming it into electricity to power the community or to reuse it within the industrial process itself.