AMSEnergy Waste Heat Recovery Solutions
Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) is the process of recovering heat discharged as a byproduct of one process to provide heat needed by a second process*. So it is the capture and the use of energy contained in fluids or gasses that would otherwise be lost to a facility. In simplistic terms, waste heat can be interpreted as heat rejected, heat that has already been paid for and is now being rejected from a facility to the environment. This heat still has energy and usefulness to the facility in terms of preheating another process or heating a building. Recovery and reuse of this heat has the potential for significant reduction of energy costs and improving the profitability of any business. AMSEnergy has taken a systematic approach to defining and implementing waste heat recovery projects for industrial, commercial and institutional facilities where these opportunities exist.
Uses for Waste Heat 
Combustion Air Preheating
Boiler Feedwater Preheating
Furnace Load Preheating
Space Heating
Absoprtion Cooling
Water Preheating
Transfer to Liquid or Gaseous Streams
Power Generation (Mechanical)
Steam Generation for power generation, mechanical power, or process steam
Sources of Waste Heat
Air Compressors- liquid or air cooled
Boilers
Cooling Towers
Dryers
Furnaces, Ovens, or Kilns
Hydraulic Units
Incinerators
Engine Jacket
Steam Systems
Thermal Oxidizers
Turbines and Generators
Vacuum Pumps
Industries Served
Asphalt
Brick and Tile
Cement and Lime
Ceramics
Food Processing 
Foundries
Gypsum / Wallboard
Incinerators
Medical Waste
Petro-Chemical
Pharmaceuticals
Powder Coating
Power Plants
Printing
Pulp and Paper
Recycling
Refractory
Sludge Drying
Steel Production
Textile
Waste to Energy
* U.S. Environmental Protection Agency