Iranian Engineers Achieve Energy Breakthrough by Generating Power From Waste Heat
In this March 31, 2020, file photo, Iran’s national flag waves as Milad telecommunications tower and buildings are seen in Tehran, Iran
Iran has completed a steam unit at its Dalahoo combined-cycle plant, capturing exhaust heat from gas turbines to generate additional electricity from fuel already consumed, PressTV reports.The 910 MW complex now consists of two 310-MW gas units and one 290-MW steam unit in KermanshahThe steam unit is expected to save ~600 million cubic meters of natural gas annually61% of the heat-recovery steam generator equipment was manufactured domestically in IranThe project cuts pollutant emissions and rejected heat by more than 50%
WorldIran Develops Bladeless Wind Turbines That Capture Seven Times More Energy19 July, 18:37 GMTDespite the tech not being something totally new, Iran — under pressure of the US-Israeli attacks — has succeed in localizing the engineering and manufacturing capabilities needed to recover heat waste.
