DEMONSTRATION OF THE FEASIBILITY OF AN INNOVATIVE ENGINE TO RECOVER VERY LOW TEMPERATURE WASTE HEAT.
Using low-temperature waste heat in the form of electricity is not economically viable with existing systems.
The aim of the MOTEUR PULSE project is to demonstrate the feasibility of an innovative engine that will increase the overall efficiency of Organic Rankine Cycle thermodynamic cycles, which are capable of recovering very low-temperature waste heat (60 to 100°C), widely used on industrial sites.
