Thermal Management of Industrial Processes
Lead Research Organisation:
University of Manchester
Department Name: Chem Eng and Analytical Science
Abstract
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Organisations
- University of Manchester (Lead Research Organisation)
- M W Kellog (Project Partner)
- Tata Group UK (Project Partner)
- E.On UK Plc (Project Partner)
- Alstom Ltd (UK) (Project Partner)
- Veolia ES Sheffield Ltd (Project Partner)
- NEPIC (Project Partner)
- BP (International) (Project Partner)
- Pfizer Global R and D (Project Partner)
- VERTELLUS SPECIALTIES UK LIMITED (Project Partner)
Publications
Kapil A
(2012)
Site-wide low-grade heat recovery with a new cogeneration targeting method
in Chemical Engineering Research and Design
Kapil A
(2012)
Process integration of low grade heat in process industry with district heating networks
in Energy
Ammar Y
(2012)
Desalination using low grade heat in the process industry: Challenges and perspectives
in Applied Thermal Engineering
Upham P
(2012)
Don't lock me in: Public opinion on the prospective use of waste process heat for district heating
in Applied Energy
Walsh C
(2012)
The environmental impact and economic feasibility of introducing an Organic Rankine Cycle to recover low grade heat during the production of metallurgical coke
in Journal of Cleaner Production
Walsh C
(2012)
Barriers to improving energy efficiency within the process industries with a focus on low grade heat utilisation
in Journal of Cleaner Production
Walsh C
(2013)
A comparison of two low grade heat recovery options
in Applied Thermal Engineering
| Description | A methodology was developed to allow more efficient use of waste heat from chemical processing sites. |
| Exploitation Route | The results have been taken up by specialist consultancy companies. |
| Sectors | Chemicals Energy |
| Description | The findings have been used by a spin out consultancy company from the University of Manchester and has led to the development of other related projects. |
| First Year Of Impact | 2011 |
| Sector | Chemicals,Energy |
| Impact Types | Societal Economic |