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Equipment supply

  • MERSEN produces graphite parts for various applications (brake discs, industry, heat exchangers, wafer carriers, etc.).
  • The resource at the Gennevilliers site is flared waste gas from the production furnace. It represents 300 kWth usable by a burner.
  • Thermal cogeneration allows for heating a machining workshop in winter
  • First H2P demonstrator installed at a client’s site
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Client MERSEN (Gennevilliers site)
Application Graphite production
H2P Capacity 15 kWe, 150 kWth
Cogeneration Industrial building heating

Service
Equipment supply

  • ESSITY manufactures hygiene papers (toilet paper and hand towels) from recycled paper.
  • A first demonstrator installation of the paper sludge recovery process, subsidized by ADEME, is currently being assembled and validated at the Hondouville site (small resource of 140 kWth at 900°C).
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Client ESSITY (Hondouville site)
Application Recycled paper production
H2P Capacity 20 kWe, 200 kWth
Cogeneration Paper drying

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Technical Expertise

  • VICAT produces cement incorporating clinker, which is necessary for concrete performance. This clinker is produced in a rotary kiln from limestone and clay heated to high temperatures (1450°C).
  • The thermal resource of the Montalieu furnace corresponds to 5 MWth at 300°C.
  • Thermal cogeneration would be used to dry Solid Recovered Fuels (SRF), alternative fuels substituting fossil fuels such as coal or natural gas.

Study conducted

To recover waste heat available from a cement kiln for drying solid recovered fuel.

Audit Duration: 2 months

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Client VICAT (Montalieu site)
Application Cement production
TS Capacity 80-150 kWe, 1.5 MWth
Cogeneration Drying of inputs

Service
Technical Expertise

  • FMI PROCESS produces sludge furnaces, generally from wastewater treatment plants.
  • FMI PROCESS requested HEVATECH for a sludge incinerator project in Pavia (Italy).
  • The targeted resource consists of 2 incinerators. It represents more than 3.1 MWth at high temperature (< 570°C).
  • Thermal cogeneration will allow for the drying of incoming sludge without additional energy consumption.

Study conducted

To recover waste heat available from an agricultural sludge incineration furnace for drying inputs.

Client FMI PROCESS, (Pavia, Italy)
Application Sludge incineration
TS Capacity 2 modules – 70 kWe / unit, 1,600 kWth
Cogeneration Sludge drying

Service
Innovative Project

  • Project responding to the I-NOV 5 call for projects proposed by ADEME as part of France 2030.
  • Increased turbine performance, efficiency, and maximum power, and optimization of its role in separating oil from water vapor.

Project Description

  • Development of complex numerical models to simulate the behavior of high-velocity two-phase flows (liquid/gas) projected onto an impulse turbine.
  • Parametric optimization of the turbine
  • Development of a specific test device
  • Development of a custom system for liquid/gas phase separation.
Co-funder ADEME
Duration 24 months

Service
Innovative Project

  • Project funded by the AID-DGA RAPID scheme, in partnership with the French hot air storage specialist ECO-TECH CERAM.
  • Development of an operational demonstrator for a thermodynamic solar power plant, capable of producing electricity day and night, utilizing an HEVATECH H2P hot air engine and ECO-TECH CERAM thermal storage.

Project Description

  • Validation of the feasibility of a demonstrator combining engine, thermal storage, and electrical conversion.
  • Design of a sizing tool for the integration of thermal storage into Hevatech systems.
  • Continuous operation of the H2P engine under intermittent thermal source constraints.
Funding RAPID Scheme
Partnership ECO-TECH CERAM

Service
Innovative Project

  • Project responding to the I-BAC SME call for projects proposed by ADEME as part of France 2030.
  • Expansion of the TURBOSOL range for the recovery of lower temperature waste heat (range 200°C < T < 300°).
  • Improvement of the electrical conversion efficiency of the TURBOSOL process for the current temperature range without cogeneration (300 < T < 600°).

Project Description

  • Studies on the vacuum implementation of the TURBOSOL process.
  • Development and optimization of injectors and the turbine specifically for vacuum operation.
  • Design and production of a TURBOSOL module with an electrical power output greater than 50 kWe, capable of recovering waste heat resources from 200°C.
Co-funder ADEME
Duration 24 months