Journal of Thermal Engineering
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An experimental and numerical analysis on the effective utilization of waste heat from a ladle preheating system through a heat exchanger system
Steel-making industries use preheated ladles to transfer molten steel from primary to secondary facilities. The preheating process removes moisture, reduces thermal shock, protects the refractory lining, and minimizes temperature drop, but it emits substantial heat through the flue gas. This study i
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