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Waste heat boiler
Waste heat boiler
Waste heat boiler

Waste heat boiler

Evaporation capacity: 1-180 t/h

Steam pressure: 1.25-4.75Mpa

Application: waste heat power generation, central heating, chemical industry, building materials, metallurgy and other industries

Applicable fuels: iron and steel smelting, new carbon calcination, hazardous waste, medical waste incineration, chemical fertilizer, chemical industry (especially methanol, ethanol, methanol, synthetic ammonia) industry waste gas, liquid waste, solid waste mixed combustion, coking plant, waste heat thermal oil furnace, glass melting kiln waste gas waste heat, etc.

Waste heat boiler
Waste heat boiler
Waste heat boiler

A waste heat boiler is a type of boiler that recovers heat from hot streams of waste gases from industrial processes, combustion exhaust, or other sources, and uses this recovered heat to generate steam or hot water. This not only improves energy efficiency but also reduces the overall energy consumption and environmental impact of industrial operations.

introduction:

  1. Heat Recovery: Waste heat boilers capture heat from exhaust gases or other waste heat sources.
  2. Heat Transfer: The captured heat is transferred to water or another working fluid inside the boiler.
  3. Steam/Hot Water Generation: The heat causes the water or working fluid to convert into steam or hot water.
  4. Utilization: The generated steam or hot water can be used for various purposes, such as power generation, heating, or industrial processes

Advantages:

  1. Energy Efficiency: Significantly improves overall energy efficiency by utilizing heat that would otherwise be wasted.
  2. Cost Savings: Reduces fuel consumption and operational costs by harnessing existing waste heat.
  3. Environmental Impact: Lowers greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants by reducing the need for additional fuel combustion.
  4. Versatility: Can be integrated into various industrial processes and combined with other energy systems, such as combined heat and power (CHP) plants.

Applications:

  1. Industrial Processes: Capturing waste heat from furnaces, kilns, incinerators, and other high-temperature industrial processes.
  2. Power Plants: Recovering heat from gas turbines or engines to generate additional electricity or steam.
  3. Refineries and Chemical Plants: Utilizing heat from flue gases, catalytic crackers, and other processes.
  4. Steel and Metal Industries: Reusing heat from steel production, rolling mills, and metal casting operations.
  5. Cement and Glass Industries: Harnessing heat from clinker coolers, kiln exhaust, and other high-temperature processes.

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