The extensive utilization of non-renewable energy resources not only harms the environment and human well-being but also leads to the impending depletion of these fuel …
This work investigated the potential for waste heat recovery from a cement factory using thermoelectric generation (TEG) technology. Several TEGs were placed on a secondary …
M Mirhosseini, A Rezania, L Rosendahl - Energy, 2019 - Elsevier
Waste heat recovery in high temperature industries such as cement factory has undeniable benefits. In this study, an annular panel is considered as the thermal absorber around the …
This research paper examines the prospect of recovering the waste heat released from the industrial sector using thermoelectric generators. A practical case study of waste heat …
MK Ali, A Nasir, KJ Abbasi, M Sajid - Socio-Economic Planning Sciences, 2024 - Elsevier
Abstract The United Nations has declared its latest climate report a 'code red,'sounding the alarm and prompting a global call for scientists and policymakers to adopt comprehensive …
Over 50% of the heat generated in industry is in the form of low-grade heat (with operating temperatures below 370° C). Recovering heat from these sources with standard Rankine …
O Polat, I Tari - Heat Transfer Engineering, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Cement industry is responsible for a significant portion of global carbon dioxide emissions leading to global warming and climate change. A substantial part of these emissions is due …
N Soponpongpipat, S Nanetoe, P Comsawang - Processes, 2020 - mdpi.com
The small-scale rotating drum reactor (SS-RDR) was designed and constructed without using purge gas for the purpose of household application. The thermal and torrefaction …
Waste heat from industries, when are not captured, is useless and contributes to environmental pollution. There are many methods to recover the waste heat generated from …