Heat Recovery Systems

Heat recovery is the collection and re-use of heat arising from a process that would otherwise be lost or ‘wasted’. To reclaim this wasted energy there needs to be a lower temperature ‘heat sink’ where the wasted energy can be effectively / economically used.

• Boilers that provide heat for any process
• Steam boiler blowdown
• Flash steam
• Steam de-superheaters
• Heat rejection from process cooling systems
• Air compressors
• Hot exhaust air
• Heat stored in products leaving the process
• Heat in gaseous and liquid effluents leaving the process
• Heat in cooling hydraulic oil systems.

Water Cooled Condensers

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Flue Gas Heat Recovery

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Compressor Heat Recovery

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Steam Plant Heat Recovery

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Recovered heat is a valuable and flexible resource. The following is a list of the most common uses for recovered heat:

• Heating of steam system make-up water
• Heating of wash down water
• Paint facilities / wash lines
• Space heating / central heating
• Domestic hot water i.e. toilets, kitchens, laboratories, showers etc
• Boiler return water heating
• Process heating
• Combustion air pre-heating
• Electrical generation (organic rankine cycle, steam turbine or expanders)
• Absorption chillers
• Drying.

BDIC strive to ensure end users and distributors receive the full benefit of working with a specialist supplier that offers:

• Expert Technical advice on all aspects of fluid selection, including Environmental Impact Assessments, Thermal Performance etc
• Fluid Maintenance Programs for the proactive verification of fluid and system condition
• A vast stock inventory facilitating same day dispatch and delivery
• Bespoke formulations for specialist applications.