Air-cooled condensers are utilized in various process equipment, such as in petrochemical, refining, and power plants, to condense gases into liquids for recovery, thereby achieving the purpose of heat dissipation.

Air coolers cool the liquid on the tube side to the required temperature and are suitable for areas with insufficient water supply.

Boilers are the most common industrial equipment in high heat loss industries, with industrial boilers typically wasting about 20% of the combustion energy. Boiler economizers can recover part of the lost heat by heating liquids (water or fuel oil) for process use, thus saving a significant amount of primary fuel and reducing CO2 emissions.

The system is suitable to recover heat from medium – high temperature exhaust gases and is used to generate steam as an output. The steam can then be used for power generation or directed back to the system for energy recovery.

Air preheaters are used to recover the heat energy in the manufacturing process, reducing the loss of useful heat to increase the thermal efficiency.

A shell and tube heat exchanger is a type of heat exchanger that is widely used in various industrial applications, such as power generation, refineries, chemical plants, incinerators, and the paper industry, for transferring heat between two fluids. It offers several advantages, including high heat transfer efficiency, versatility in handling a wide range of operating pressures and temperatures.

Water coolers are widely used for various applications, including industrial processes, HVAC systems, power plants, and temperature control in chemical plants. These heat exchangers utilize flowing water to cool the air on the shell side to the desired temperature and remove excess moisture.

Steam air heaters are commonly used to heat air for supplying high-temperature air required during manufacturing processes, particularly in drying processes.