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Electrochemical waste-heat harvesting
Science, 2023A combined thermal and electrochemical device enhances voltage and hydrogen ...
Boyang, Yu, Jiangjiang, Duan
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2021
Globally, a huge amount of industrial waste heat loss occurs every year. Besides, more energy is required to eliminate this waste heat with cooling water, cooling towers, or air-cooling systems. However, there are efficient solutions for the recovery of this waste heat and its conversion into electrical energy.
Durmuş Kaya +2 more
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Globally, a huge amount of industrial waste heat loss occurs every year. Besides, more energy is required to eliminate this waste heat with cooling water, cooling towers, or air-cooling systems. However, there are efficient solutions for the recovery of this waste heat and its conversion into electrical energy.
Durmuş Kaya +2 more
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Heat Pipe Waste Heat Recovery Boilers
Journal of Heat Recovery Systems, 1981Abstract The use of the heat pipe as a component in a heat recovery device has gained worldwide acceptance; over one million gravity-assisted heat pipes are now installed in commercial and industrial heat recovery applications. Heat pipes are passive, highly reliable and offer high heat transfer rates.
D.A. Littwin, J. McCurley
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Applied Thermal Engineering, 2013
Abstract This paper presents an overview of heat transfer issues arising from the current national situation regarding energy sustainability and global warming. An important concern addressed is the inefficiency of present fuel usage in the UK – namely large-scale, fossil-fuelled power stations and energy-from-waste plants that discharge huge ...
Jim Swithenbank +5 more
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Abstract This paper presents an overview of heat transfer issues arising from the current national situation regarding energy sustainability and global warming. An important concern addressed is the inefficiency of present fuel usage in the UK – namely large-scale, fossil-fuelled power stations and energy-from-waste plants that discharge huge ...
Jim Swithenbank +5 more
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2020
All perform one basic function-the transfer of heat across rigid and impermeable boundaries. Some common types of commercially available waste heat recovery devices are discussed in detail. Heat pumps offer only limited opportunities for waste heat recovery, since the cost of owning and operating the heat pump may exceed the value of the waste heat ...
Albert Thumann, D. Paul Mehta
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All perform one basic function-the transfer of heat across rigid and impermeable boundaries. Some common types of commercially available waste heat recovery devices are discussed in detail. Heat pumps offer only limited opportunities for waste heat recovery, since the cost of owning and operating the heat pump may exceed the value of the waste heat ...
Albert Thumann, D. Paul Mehta
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Refocus, 2005
It's something we've all thought about. One day we notice a source of heat going to waste, perhaps a flare stack or a giant cooling tower, and the thought occurs. “There should be a way to use that heat.” Now, one UK-based company has proved electricity from wasted heat works and is targeting electricity production from waste - domestic, industrial and
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It's something we've all thought about. One day we notice a source of heat going to waste, perhaps a flare stack or a giant cooling tower, and the thought occurs. “There should be a way to use that heat.” Now, one UK-based company has proved electricity from wasted heat works and is targeting electricity production from waste - domestic, industrial and
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, 2012 Transforming heat transfer with thermal metamaterials and devices
Nature Reviews Materials, 2021Ying Li, Wei Li, Tiancheng Han
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Photothermal Nanomaterials: A Powerful Light-to-Heat Converter
Chemical Reviews, 2023Ximin Cui, Qifeng Ruan, Xiaolu Zhuo
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Use of waste-gas heat in waste-heat boilers
Glass and Ceramics, 1974V. M. Budov, Yu. V. Seskutov
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