This equipment could help valorizing low-temperature waste heat from industrial processes for the production of compressed fluids or electricity
Industrial waste heat is the energy that is produced during industrial processes but is not put to use, lost, wasted, or discarded into the environment. Reducing or recovering such energy flows can help improving the environmental performance of processes and lowering production costs. Considering the growing trend of energy prices and the general concern on global warming, there is a strong need for waste heat recovery technologies.
Our equipment could help valorizing waste heat flows generated by industrial processes while producing a compressed fluid (gaz or liquid). This compressed fluid obtained could be used on‑site or could enter in different systems, such as heat pumps or Organic Ranking Cycle (ORC) system.
One of the advantage of this equipment is that it does not require heat flows of high temperature and could be applied at the end of the waste heat recovery chains.
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The University of Luxembourg, founded in 2003, is multilingual, international and strongly focused on research. Its students and staff have chosen a modern institution with a personal atmosphere, close to the European institutions, international companies and the financial place.
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- Materials Science
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