DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION:
The heat exchanger kit is installed on the oven exhaust flue and makes it possible to achieve:
- Energy savings
- Reduction of dust and volatile pollutants contained in the fumes emitted by the process.
In the standard configuration, commonly available on the market, the oven draws air from the surrounding environment and heats it by means of electric heating elements up to the desired operating temperature.
For example, the ambient temperature is 20 °C, while the operating temperature is 200 °C. The resulting temperature difference is therefore 180 °C.
With our device, the outgoing air preheats the incoming clean air up to 40–50 °C (depending on the opening of the intake valve).
Energy savings can reach 20% to 30% of the maximum power of the oven in operation.
This process therefore allows the incoming air to be heated while simultaneously cooling the outgoing exhaust fumes.
As a result, there is a partial reduction of plasticizers, which condense and collect in a container located beneath the heat exchanger, significantly reducing (depending on the quantity and type of rubber) the emissions and visible smoke from the exhaust stack.