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Waste heat recovery in reheating furnace to improve the furnace efficiency with veneering cement and zirconia coating material

The term "industrial waste" refers to energy created in industrial operations but not used. Today, the increasing demand and cost of energy, scarcity of energy resources, market competitiveness, and environmental conditions all necessitate the effective utilization of energy. In this conte...

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Main Authors:	Sahu, Mithilesh Kumar, Biswal, Ranjeet Kumar, Kumar, Amit, Ansu, Alok Kumar, Kumar, Mukesh, Kumar, Manish, Thakur, Raj Mohan
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Subjects:	Combustion Corrosion effects Corrosion resistance Energy sources Energy utilization Exhaust gases Flue gas Heat exchangers Heating Heating furnaces High temperature Industrial wastes Veneering Waste heat recovery Zirconium dioxide
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