At Super Radiator Coils, our mission is unleashing the power of thermodynamics to improve our world, and when it comes to the industries and applications we support, few fit that mission better than pollution control. Heat transfer is used for a litany of pollution control functions – from condensing harmful vapors out of exhaust streams to reducing or repurposing thermal energy from industrial process emissions to lessen its impact on the environment.

Our Application Spotlight series focuses on interesting and noteworthy functions for which our heat exchangers are used. For this post, we’ll take a look at how heat is recovered during the incineration of dewatered waste solids that are separated from waste water during the treatment process. We’ll look at:

1. Background on the incineration process
2. Uses for recovered heat and overall benefits
3. Coil design in incineration plant waste heat recovery (WHR) systems