Our first commercial application effectively converts hot flue gases (HFG) into electricity. Stirlingversal’s engine modules can seamlessly be integrated to your energy system to transform gases exceeding 700°C into usable electricity.

Hot flue gas Stirling engines are well-suited to harness thermal energy from various industries where high-temperature flue gases are produced as byproducts. Typical industries that generate thermal energy in the form of hot flue gases suitable for Stirling engines are:

1. Power Generation:
• Biomass power plants
2. Cement Production:
• Cement kilns produce hot flue gases during the clinker manufacturing process.
3. Steel Manufacturing:
• Steel mills generate hot flue gases from processes such as blast furnaces and steelmaking.
4. Chemical Processing:
• Chemical plants often produce hot flue gases during various chemical reactions and processes.
5. Waste-to-Energy Plants:
• Incineration of municipal solid waste generates hot flue gases that can be utilized.
6. Paper and Pulp Industry:
• Pulp mills and paper production facilities produce hot flue gases during combustion processes.
7. Glass Manufacturing:
• Glass furnaces generate high-temperature flue gases during the melting and forming of glass.
8. Food Processing:
• Some food processing facilities produce hot flue gases during cooking, drying, or other thermal processes.
9. Textile Industry:
• Textile manufacturing processes, such as drying and curing, can produce hot flue gases.
10. Brick and Ceramics Manufacturing:
• Kilns used in brick and ceramics production generate hot flue gases.
11. Oil Refineries:
• Various processes in oil refineries produce hot flue gases that can be harnessed for energy.
12. Biomass Facilities:
• Biomass combustion plants, including those using wood or agricultural residues, produce hot flue gases.
13. District Heating Plants:
• District heating systems that use combustion or industrial processes for heat production.
14. Petrochemical Industry:
• Some petrochemical processes generate hot flue gases that can be used for energy conversion.
14. Heat Treatment Processes:
• Hot flue gases from metallurgical process furnaces, etc.