Lecture

Optimizing Heat Recovery Systems

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Description

This lecture discusses the optimization theory behind heat recovery systems, focusing on the concept of the minimum temperature difference. By analyzing the relationship between heat recovery, energy costs, and investments in heat exchangers, the instructor explains how to determine the optimal temperature difference for maximizing efficiency and minimizing costs.

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