Economic cooling of waste water and rooms as a CO2 sink for high-temperature heat pumps
BM Green Cooling (BMGC) offers green tech specifically for the paper industry. In this presentation, the focus will be on the new possibilities offered by the integration of ultra-high temperature heat pumps into the steam range.
BMGC supports from the initial idea through the planning, implementation with its own devices, through MSR technology, to the required service level of the customer. Feasibility studies and pinch analyzes complete the portfolio. Informative reference projects can be found throughout Europe.
Energy-efficient control room air conditioning
- Direct river or well cooling without compressor.
- Optimized free cooling with free cooling shares of up to 90% p.a.
- High leverage of such projects for decarbonization.
Waste water cooling
The legal requirements for the temperature of waste water are currently being tightened. Modern, energy-efficient waste water cooling systems with simultaneous waste heat recovery use the waste heat from the waste water in a targeted manner to heat processes or to generate steam using high-temperature heat pumps.
- Waste2Heat
- Waste2Steam
- Waste2Cool
Waste heat recovery with high-temperature heat pumps
- High-temperature heat pumps from 110–220 °C.
- Achievable key performance indicators and influence on decarbonization.
- Influence of the refrigerants still available. Trend towards natural refrigerants.
- Available series technology + pilot plants with natural refrigerants.
- Selection criteria for choosing the most suitable and cost-effective solution.