USE OF THE HEAT OF WASTE GASES FROM THE BOILERS OF SMALL POWER STEAM-GAS TYPE POWER PLANTS THROUGH HEAT PUMPS.
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This study investigates the utilization of waste heat from the exhaust gases of boilers in small power steam-gas type power plants using heat pumps. The research focuses on improving the efficiency and sustainability of these power plants by recovering and repurposing waste heat that would otherwise be lost. By implementing heat pump technology, the study demonstrates potential energy savings and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. Experimental and simulation results are presented to show the effectiveness of this approach, along with a discussion of the economic and environmental benefits. The findings highlight the feasibility and advantages of integrating heat pumps into the existing infrastructure of small power steam-gas type power plants.
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