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A condensing HeatSponge economizer delivered a reported $135,000 utility rebate and more than $80,000 in annual fuel savings.
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A condensing HeatSponge economizer delivered a reported $135,000 utility rebate and more than $80,000 in annual fuel savings.
Representative: Meilner MechanicalRead the original PDF
Horizontal economizers were fitted into a constrained boiler room. The project reported a $154,000 utility rebate and more than $90,000 in annual fuel savings.
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Staged recovery uses a conventional first stage and a condensing second stage when a suitable cold-water heat sink is available. These installations show several arrangements for performance, service access, and boiler-room fit.
Side-by-side internal three-pass gas flow with a remote condensate sump. The unbalanced arrangement provides more heating surface in the second stage.
A larger side-by-side arrangement with an offset second stage for access and downward gas flow through the condensing section.
BOSS, MAGNUM, SUPER, TITAN, and COLOSSUS economizers serve conventional boiler feedwater heat-recovery applications. Designs can use carbon steel or application-specific stainless steel materials.
The internal three-pass gas path supports condensing heat recovery while routing condensate to a separate sump away from the boiler. The design is evaluated against each boiler's available draft and water conditions.
SHORTY economizers serve smaller boilers, generally under 300 HP. Replaceable compression-fit coils and stainless steel flue-gas-exposed components support long-term serviceability.
Site constraints often determine the arrangement. These projects include horizontal economizers, cogeneration heat recovery, and equipment fitted around emissions controls.
Two-stage heat recovery from a 5 MW combustion turbine serves boiler feedwater and an absorption chiller water loop.
A sequence showing custom feedwater economizers fitted to combustion-turbine waste-heat boilers.
Rainmaker applications recover sensible and latent heat from boiler exhaust for hot-water and process loads. The casing arrangement is selected around gas connections, drainage, available space, and access.
Downward gas flow to an induced-draft fan at a European medical facility, integrated with a direct-contact water-heating system.
Roof-mounted make-up-water preheat at a beverage facility, with downward gas flow and access doors for inspection.
An internal three-pass arrangement with an isolated sump; the optional modulating bypass damper supports outlet-temperature control and standby oil firing.
A training display and a piece of HeatSponge company history.
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