Heat Recovery for Lithium Battery Electrode Coating
Electrode coating and drying ovens exhaust NMP-laden hot air. Recovered heat preheats fresh air and supports the solvent-recovery loop.
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Boiler Flue Gas Heat Recovery and Plume Abatement
Boiler stacks lose heat and produce visible plumes. A flue-gas air preheater or condensing exchanger recovers energy and reduces the white plume.
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Heat Exchanger for VOC Abatement Exhaust (RTO/RCO)
Regenerative and catalytic oxidizers destroy VOCs but need high inlet temperatures. Recovered oxidizer exhaust preheats the incoming solvent-laden air.
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Heat Recovery for Textile, Printing and Coating Dryers
Stenter frames, printing presses, and coating lines exhaust hot air continuously. Plate exchangers recover that heat for preheating or space heating.
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Heat Recovery for Sludge Drying
Municipal and industrial sludge drying emits corrosive, humid exhaust. Recovered heat can pre-dry incoming sludge and cut the energy needed for final drying.
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Heat Exchanger for Data Center and Telecom Cabinet Cooling
Server rooms and telecom cabinets need closed-loop cooling that rejects heat without letting outside air into the equipment. Air-to-air exchangers do exactly that.
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Air-to-Air Heat Recovery for Livestock Barns
Cold-climate barns lose most of their heating energy through winter ventilation. A heat-recovery ventilator warms incoming fresh air without mixing it with exhaust.
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Heat Exchanger for Industrial Drying Ovens
Drying ovens exhaust hot, humid air that carries much of the thermal load. An air-to-air heat exchanger preheats incoming fresh air and cuts the heater duty.
Read article →EN 13053 - Rating of Air Handling Units (Including Heat Recovery)
EN 13053 covers the rating and tolerances of AHU components, including the heat-recovery section.
Read article →ISO 9229 - Thermal Insulation Vocabulary
ISO 9229 standardizes the terms used in thermal insulation and heat transfer - essential for unambiguous specifications.
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