Aluminum, a widely used metal with a significant market size, is employed for various purposes. The industry utilizes heat energy, generating recoverable waste heat. During the aluminum treatment process using furnaces and crucibles, a portion of the heat is released through chimneys. The heat present in the flue gases from these processes can be captured, recovered, and stored in a hot water tank for recycling.
How Waste Heat Recovery Helps
The recovery of heat not only conserves energy but also enhances profitability. The primary objective is to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions, aligning them with the necessary production requirements. By exploring potential avenues for energy optimization and heat recovery in aluminum production, we can collectively identify various possibilities.
The Bry-Air Solution
The rising concerns about the increasing costs of energy, particularly from burning fossil fuels, have prompted global decision makers to implement policies aimed at mitigating greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Bry Air offers solutions for recovering low-grade waste heat using Adsorption Chillers, utilizing the above-mentioned waste heat to provide free cooling for both industrial processes and human comfort.
Bry-Air-make Adsorption chillers use potable water as the refrigerant, yielding zero ozone depletion and next to no global warming potential, by using low grade hot water from waste heat from flue gas as heat input to provide cooling instead of using electricity. Adsorption unit operates under vacuum with negligible moving parts, quiet and low noise. Adsorption technology is truly green, environment-friendly and sustainable.
Salient Features of our Adsorption Chiller Technology
- Environment friendly Chilling System
- Potable Water as Refrigerant
- Vibration Free and Noiseless Operation
- Negligible Technology
- Power Saving Technology
- No need to replace adsorbent (Silica Gel)
- No crystallization, corrosion, hazardous leaks, or chemical disposal issues
- Operating life of minimum 25 years
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