Waste Heat Recovery Energy Saving Seminar 4: Examination by Heating Process (Hot Water Supply)

Introduction to the classification of heating processes, an overview of hot water supply systems, and energy-saving/waste heat recovery for hot water supply!

The fourth energy-saving seminar on waste heat recovery in factories focuses on examining waste heat recovery for each heating process. In factories, hot water supply can be broadly classified into two types: storage type and instantaneous type. The storage type involves producing hot water and storing it in a tank. The advantage is that by storing it in a tank, it can absorb fluctuations in hot water usage, allowing for smaller heat exchangers for hot water production. The disadvantage is that to prevent the proliferation of bacteria (such as Legionella) in the stored water, it needs to be kept above 60°C, which results in significant heat loss from the tank and piping. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links on the blog. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*

Heat exchanger