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Reusing Waste Heat in Nearby Buildings
The Cain Heat Exchanger in the data center at Syracuse University.
Here’s an example of saving energy by reusing waste heat. During the winter, the 585 degree F (307 C) exhaust from the microturbines flows through these heat exchangers from Cain Industries to produce hot water, which is then piped to a nearby office building to be reused in the building’s heating system.
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