DESIGN & FABRICATION OF MUFFLER FOR WASTE HEAT RECOVERY BY USING THERMOELECTRIC GENERATOR

Authors

  • Mahesh S. Vadak Department of Mechanical Engineering,Dr. D. Y. PatilCOE Innovation,Varale,Pune,India
  • Yogesh B. Valanj Department of Mechanical Engineering,Dr. D. Y. PatilCOE Innovation,Varale,Pune,India
  • Shrikant B. Posugade Department of Mechanical Engineering,Dr. D. Y. Patil COE Innovation,Varale,Pune,India

Keywords:

ICEngine, Heat energy recovery, TEG

Abstract

In Automobile sector mostly IC engine is used for power generation. This device have highheat lossesthrough exhaust and coolantof the engine in the form of heat. About 60% amount of heat is wasted to atmospherethrough the muffler. A huge amount of energy is lost during power generation, so there is necessity to trap this wasted heat losses. Thispaper proposes a design and fabrication of waste heat recoverysystemusing thermoelectric generator. Thisexperimental result proved that proposed system recovers certain amount of heat energy which can be used for two wheeler auxiliarydevice.

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2021-03-27

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2019: NCTEP

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