Rafaela Agathokleous , Giuseppe Bianchi , Gregoris Panayiotou , Lazaros Aresti , Maria C. Argyrou , Giorgos S. Georgiou , Savvas A. Tassou , Hussam Jouhara , Soteris A. Kalogirou , Georgios A. Florides , Paul Christodoulides
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Waste Heat Recovery in the EU industry and proposed new technologies
In the European Union (EU), industrial sectors use 26% of the primary energy consumption and are characterized by large amounts of energy losses in the form of waste heat at different temperature levels. Their recovery is a challenge but also an opportunity for science and business. In this study, after a brief description of the conventional Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) approaches, the novel technologies under development within the I-ThERM Horizon 2020 project are presented and assessed from an energy and market perspectives. These technologies are: heat to power conversion systems based on bottoming thermodynamic cycles (Trilateral Flash Cycle for low grade waste heat and Joule-Brayton cycle working with supercritical carbon dioxide for high temperature waste heat sources); heat recovery devices based on heat pipes (flat heat pipe for high grade radiative heat sources and condensing economizer for acidic effluents).
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