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Utilization of waste heat at the joint between the bottom of the clean stove and the foundation. Why does the title take so long for someone to reply?

2009-10-21View Original

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The company uses a clean coke oven. We have used the waste heat from the flue gas in the furnace to generate electricity. However, the furnace is located on a concrete foundation. In order not to burn the foundation, we have set up heat dissipation holes. The temperature reaches 400-500°C in the middle and more than 100°C on the edges. How to use this part of the heat! If you have the means, you can leave your QQ and other contact information to facilitate communication!
Reply #22009-10-21
As far as I know, some companies use it for winter heating. Pass the pipe through the cooling hole and use a pump to circulate it to heat the heating water. I haven't seen any other ways to use it. We can discuss.
Reply #32009-10-21
I agree with the point above. You can also use it to preheat the water on the boiler.

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