A waste heat boiler is a type of heat exchanger that is designed to recover heat from exhaust gases, steam, or other waste streams generated by industrial processes.

Heat recovery systems are an increasingly popular technology for reducing energy consumption in buildings and industrial processes. 

A marine boiler is a critical component of a ship’s propulsion system. It is responsible for generating steam that powers the ship’s engines and provides heat for various onboard systems. 

Calculating the waste heat recovery boiler involves several key parameters and considerations. Waste heat recovery boilers are used to capture and utilize the waste heat generated from industrial processes or exhaust gases, converting it into useful energy such as steam or hot water. 

The supply water temperature for a condensing boiler typically depends on several factors, including the design and efficiency of the boiler, the type of heating system, and the desired indoor temperature.

Pressure vessels are designed to safely contain fluids or gases at high pressures. They are used in various industries, including chemical processing, oil and gas, power generation, pharmaceuticals, and many others.