Processors seeking ways to make sustainability gains while mitigating rising energy costs should evaluate tightening of process heat inefficiencies as a potential source of significant progress. Caloris has helped many customers to incorporate innovative thermal solutions that drive equipment performance improvement.
The Heat Management Challenge
Thermal inefficiencies can plague membrane filtration, evaporation, and spray drying operations. These inefficiencies have an impact on operating costs, product quality, and your environmental footprint.
Innovative Solutions
Caloris can assist with integration of advanced heat recovery systems into membrane filtration units. Examples include heat exchangers, feed preheat recovery, wastewater heat recovery, smart temperature control integration, CIP heat recovery and performance monitoring systems.
We offer next-generation evaporator designs with optimized thermal efficiency as as as assessment services to help improve thermal efficiency on existing units.
Smart spray dryer controls can maximize thermal efficiency. We also have covered other spray dryer heat recovery techniques extensively on this blog:
- Spray Dryer Heat Recovery
- Cost-Benefit Analysis of Different Energy Recovery Technologies
- Maximizing Efficiency: Energy Recovery Systems in Industrial Processes
- Unlocking Savings: How to Achieve Rapid ROI with Advanced Energy Recovery Technologies
Incorporating improved process heat management into your plant doesn’t necessarily mean installing new equipment. Caloris offers optimization services such as upgrades and rebuilds to improve efficiencies.
Real-World Impact
Investing in process heat management has quantifiable benefits including energy savings, reduced operating costs and improved throughput. Adopters of better process heat management will see improved overall equipment performance.
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Contact Us
Contact Caloris for a conversation about improving process heat management in your facility. Call 410-822-6900 or send email to problem.solved@caloris.com to be connected with an engineer.
