Significant energy efficiency gains in zones with concentrated activity from energy intensive
industries can often be achieved by recovering and reusing waste heat between processing …

The basic materials industry contributes significantly to global energy demand. The efficient
utilization of energy in these industries is essential to sustainable development. In numerous …

Large amount of low-grade waste heat is discharged into the environment during industrial
processes. This part of waste heat can be collected to serve district heating systems as an …

This paper presents a ranking criterion for evaluating opportunities that utilize recovered
energy from the available waste heat in process sites. The ranking criterion takes into …

As a result of depleting reserves of fossil fuels, conventional energy sources are becoming
less available. In spite of this, energy is still being wasted, especially in the form of heat. The …

Heat recovery loop (HRL) is an indirect approach for waste Heat Integration between plants.
The mathematical model for HRL design is a complex and nonlinear problem, which results …

One third of energy consumption is attributable to the industrial sector, with as much as half
ultimately wasted as heat. Consequently, research has focused on technologies for …

Globally one third of energy consumption is attributable to the industrial sector, with up to fifty
percent ultimately wasted as heat. Unlike material waste that is clearly visible, waste heat …

This study was initiated in order to evaluate RD&D needs for improving waste heat recovery
technologies. A bottomup approach is used to evaluate waste heat quantity, quality …

In this forward-looking perspective, the current technologies for low-temperature waste heat
recovery are first analyzed from two aspects:(i) the local waste heat recovery technology and …