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Industrial tail gas waste heat recovery technology
Recovery of waste heat from industrial hot and humid tail gas, efficient energy conservation and emission reduction.
Type
Engineering
Tags
Environmental & resource tech
Air pollution control
Industrial tail gas
Waste heat recovery and utilization technology
Solution maturity
Early adoption / Process verification
Cooperation methods
Overall transfer
Technology licensing
Applicable industry
Scientific research and technology services
Applications
Energy conservation and emission reduction
Key innovations
The innovation of this technology is reflected in the customization of special heat exchangers for industrial humid heat and dry tail gas to realize waste heat, product recovery and dust reduction, and significantly save energy.
Potential economic benefits
Reduce heating steam consumption, significantly save energy, and reduce operating costs. Recover waste heat, recycle products, improve resource utilization efficiency, and achieve considerable economic returns.
Potential climate benefits
By recycling industrial waste heat, heating steam consumption is reduced, coal/gas volume is directly reduced, and carbon dioxide emissions are significantly reduced. Improving energy efficiency also indirectly reduces carbon emissions.
Solution supplier
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Xi'an Jiaotong University
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Xi'an Jiaotong University is a top research university in China, cultivating high-level talents in engineering, science, medicine, etc. to serve national strategies and scientific and technological progress.
China
Solution details

Project introduction:

The temperature of the hot and humid air and dry tail gas discharged during the production process by many enterprises such as petrochemical, coal chemical, fermentation, pharmaceutical, food, tobacco, feed, fertilizers, and synthetic materials is generally around 120 - 180 ° C, and some even reach as high as 20 ° C., the emission of a large amount of waste heat not only causes a great waste of energy, but also has a great impact on the quality of the atmospheric environment. Effectively solving this problem is of great significance to energy conservation and emission reduction, and it also has significant social, environmental and economic benefits.


Project Introduction:

This technology is suitable for the recovery and utilization of high-temperature hot and humid air and dry tail gas waste heat generated from industrial production processes such as petrochemicals, coal chemicals, fermentation, pharmaceuticals, food, tobacco, feed, fertilizers, synthetic materials, etc.

This process recovers the heat from industrial tail gas through a specially structured heat exchanger, and then uses the heat to preheat new air, so that the air has gained a certain amount of energy when entering the front-end preheater, thereby reducing the consumption of heating steam and achieving energy conservation. purpose.

This technical feature is to design heat exchangers with special structures for hot and humid air and dry tail gas under different working conditions to recover waste heat while recovering products and reduce dust content.

This technology has completed the design of a demonstration project for waste heat recovery of 150000m3/h soybean protein drying tail gas.


Technical services:

This technology can provide diagnosis of existing hot and humid air and dry tail gas treatment processes, equipment and operating conditions (Operating parameter testing, exhaust gas composition analysis, logistics and energy balance calculation, etc.), design of waste heat recovery plan for hot and humid air and dry tail gas (technical plan to be adopted, feasibility analysis of the technology to be adopted, total project investment budget estimate, project economic analysis); preparation of technical tender documents for project bidding, complete engineering design, key reactor design, installation and debugging or general project contract.

Project investment depends on the size of the factory and exhaust gas conditions.


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10:59:00, Nov 04, 2025
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