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Improving energy efficiency within manufacturing by recovering waste heat energy
In the UK, 25% of final energy consumption is attributed to the industrial sector (DECC 2013) which also accounts for one third of the electricity consumption. However it is estimated that between 20 to 50 percent of industrial energy consumption is ultimately wasted as heat (Johnson et al. 2008). U
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