In the VRF market, heat recovery has established itself as an essential feature for many different types of commercial buildings. According to a recent survey conducted by myCLEARopinion Insights Hub, ...

Geothermal heat exchangers almost always use condenser water or glycol as the heat transfer medium — and, sometimes, refrigerant. Wastewater heat recovery systems typically preheat domestic cold water ...

Heat recovery and ventilation systems are integral to contemporary approaches in reducing building energy consumption and enhancing indoor air quality. These systems operate by capturing waste heat ...

The next generation of heavy-duty diesel engine design is driven by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s greenhouse gas emissions regulations that limit the amount of carbon dioxide and other ...

Water heating accounts for approximately 20 to 30 percent of household energy demand. Much of the energy is expended warming the water coming into the shower and other areas of the house. By ...

A while back, I addressed the energy savings potentials behind a drain waste heat recovery heat exchanger. It has the potential of reducing energy consumption of residential applications by as much as ...

At Lawson Ice Arena, the heat generated at the evaporation coils of the arena's ice machine is transferred to water circulating through a closed-loop system. The heated water is sent to a heat ...

For heat recovery to be cost effective, it is essential for processes to be well coordinated and the cooling water discharge temperature needed for the process must be reached. Examples for use of ...

DENVER — When a massive event center was being developed in Denver, planners had to contend with two existing 6-foot-wide sewer pipes that emptied into the river, creating an unsightly dilemma.

DENVER — The largest wastewater heat recovery system in the United States has been launched at the National Western Center (NWC). NWC said the system is part of its goal to create a low-carbon campus ...

Full of trains, electronics and people packed in like sardines, subway tunnels are pretty warm places. In theory, all that heat could present an untapped source of energy, if only it could be captured ...

When a massive event center was being developed in Denver, planners had to contend with two existing 6-foot (1.8 meters) wide sewer pipes that emptied into the river, creating an unsightly dilemma.