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LONDON, Nov. 29, 2021 According to Brandessence Market Research "Global Heat Exchangers Market: Global Size, Trends, Competitive, Historical & Forecast...

Technological advances in fields such as wearable electronics and the Internet of Things (IoT) are central to the 4th Industrial Revolution. Flexible energy harvesting is essential for these technologies and devices must be reliable and display superior electrical and mechanical properties.

City University London In his most recent published research, appearing in Applied Thermal Engineering, City, University of London’s Dr Martin White explores a novel organic Rankine cycle system, based on a two-phase expansion through numerical simulations of the system. His paper, Cycle and turbine optimisation for an ORC operating with two-phase expansion, considers the use of modern fluids whose properties could help to mitigate concerns around turbine damage, whilst allowing the benefits ...

Using Waste Heat to Power an Environmentally Sustainable Future Details City’s Dr Martin White explores a novel organic Rankine system for converting waste heat into electricity. In his most recent published research, appearing in Applied Thermal Engineering, City, University of London’s Dr Martin White explores a novel organic Rankine cycle system, based on a two-phase expansion through numerical simulations of the system. His paper, Cycle and turbine optimisati...

Image Credit: petrmalinak/Shutterstock.com Industries worldwide generate large amounts of heat as a by-product of their manufacturing processes; most of this warmth is wasted or lost to the surroundings. A new research project - led by London South Bank University (LSBU) - aims to develop a novel way to recover this wasted heat through innovative hydrogen technologies. The world-first three-year project will investigate new approaches to reclaim waste heat from energy-intensive industries suc...