Waste Heat Recovery Boiler
Turning otherwise-lost process heat into usable steam — efficiency recovered, not wasted.
Sizing a Waste Heat Recovery Boiler well means understanding your specific waste heat source in real detail — flow variability across operating conditions, contaminant carryover, and turndown behavior when the upstream process changes load.
Our engineers design WHRB systems around your actual process conditions, going well beyond a standard sizing run when the source stream is complex, variable, or poorly characterized — which, in practice, describes most real waste heat sources.
This often includes feasibility assessment before any design work begins: is there genuinely enough recoverable heat to justify the capital cost, and at what payback period? We'd rather give an honest 'not worth it yet' than design a boiler that never earns back its installation cost.
Where the waste heat source is poorly documented — which is common, since waste streams are rarely instrumented as carefully as main process flows — we can arrange field measurement to characterize the actual heat available before committing to a design.