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This study selected three distinct closed thermodynamic cycles for power production utilizing high-temperature waste heat from kiln preheaters of a cement plant located in Pakistan. . utor to global carbon emissions, often ranked as the world's third or fourth-l rgest emitter of CO 2. Energy and material efficiency 2. . Lafa specialize in recovering waste heat from kiln exhaust gas and clinker cooler air, and provide customized, high-efficiency and long-life WHR power generation systems. Without affecting normal production, our solutions help cement plants significantly reduce electricity costs while achieving. . Cement manufacturing is an energy-intensive process that generates significant amounts of waste heat. Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) systems are designed to capture this excess heat and. . Abstract—The Waste heat is heat, which is produce in a process where fuel combustion or chemical reaction, are occurred and then “rejected” into the environment even though it will be reused for some useful and economic purpose. The standard quality of heat is not the amount but still its “value”. Waste heat recovery (WHR) power generation technology refers to a technology that recovers and utilises waste. .
