Our Heat Recovery Engineers quantify the amount of heat recoverable for the best available conversion technology. Manufacturing industries recover high temperature waste heat to preheat combustion air and feedstocks but finding a value for low temperature waste heat is a problem as well as a business opportunity.
Converting the low temperature heat to high temperature hot water above 70 °C with High Temperature Heat Pumps (HTHP) for your process, washing or space heating, significantly reduces your carbon emissions from burning gas.
When waste heat temperatures are above 80°C conversion to low carbon electricity with Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) reduces your grid demand for electricity and associated carbon emissions.
"Heatcatcher supported Pilkington Technology Management Ltd with a successful application for the Industrial Heat Recovery Support funding scheme. Our team enjoyed working with Heatcatcher’s professional approach to quantify a solution for recovering the waste heat from our glass furnace exhaust to heat our factory space and reduce carbon emissions. We were very encouraged by the Feasibility Study outcomes." Chris Dye, Category Manager for Renewable Energy, Pilkington NSG
How to Retrofit Heat Recovery into a Live Manufacturing Site
Decarbonising Ceramics: What The Industry Is Really Saying
Waste Heat Recovery: The Lowest-Risk Route to Industrial Decarbonisation
The Biggest Barrier to Industrial Decarbonisation Isn't Technology
The 2040 Challenge: Why Industrial Heat Decarbonisation Projects Need to Start Today