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Comparative assessment of heat recovery from treated wastewater in the district heating systems of the three capitals of the Baltic countries

Energy, 2023
Urban cities have a great potential for the sewage wastewater (WW) and treated WW but this heat resource is still underutilised in many European cities, including the three Baltic capitals of Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius.
J. Ziemele +4 more
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Potential of ORC-Based Waste Heat Recovery in Conventional and Hybrid Heavy-Duty Powertrains

SAE technical paper series
Heavy-duty vehicles significantly contribute to greenhouse gas emissions and urban air pollution, especially during cold-starts and transients when engine and aftertreatment efficiencies drop.
T. Donateo, P. Morrone
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Diesel Engine Waste Heat Recovery Potential versus Driving Cycles

IEEE International Conference on Renewable Energy Research and Applications, 2019
The paper addresses the potential of waste heat recovery from the exhaust gas of a commercial diesel engine tested in four simulated steady state driving cycles on a dedicated test bench.
V. Sandu, A. Mazilu
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Corrigendum to “In-building waste water heat recovery: An urban-scale method for the characterisation of water streams and the assessment of energy savings and costs” [Appl. Energy 192 (2017) 110–125]