DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF WASTE HEAT RECOVERY SYSTEM USING HEAT PIPE
Keywords:
Heat recovery, waste heat, heat pipes, heat recovery system, etc.Abstract
Heat produced by the engines is mostly wasted in absence of any system to recover it. This heat can be utilised for few applications with the system to effectively recover it. Heat pipes are useful to carry out the heat produced by the engines and machines. Heat absorption capacity of heat pipes makes them effective for designing the applications for heat recovery. Better control is provided by the heat pipes by controlling the temperature. The heat generated in most of the machines is not utilised anywhere and it is wasted in absence of a system to utilise it. Heat pipes are capable of heat transfer which can be useful to design the effective thermal based systems. The pipe based solar collectors are proven effective in heat exchange and transfer process. Authors have presented the recovery system for heat in order to utilise the waste heat.
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