Application of low-temperature waste heat power generation

Low-temperature waste heat power generation uses the principle of the Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC), which uses low-boiling point organic matter as a working fluid to absorb heat from the waste heat through a heat exchanger to generate steam with a certain pressure and temperature, which enters the turbine machinery to expand and perform work. It drives the generator to generate electricity, and then releases heat to the cold water through the condenser, and this cycle continues.