Is it possible to also obtain energy from the steam that is released into the open air at a number of points during sugar manufacture?
There are waste gases mixed with a large amount of steam durng sugar manufacture. The temperature of the waste gases is less than 100 °C. The condensation temperature of steam is less than 70 °C. Significant amounts of thermal energy can only be recovered below this temperature. The technical cost of such a process would be very high. There are therefore technical and economic limits to the use of these heat flows.
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