EGLASS
The e-GLASS project will focus on improving the competitiveness and…
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At CIRCE, we tackle the problem from various angles. This ranges from replacing fossil fuels with renewable sources to enhancing system efficiency in order to lessen the amount of energy consumed regardless of the source used.
Over the years, we have worked on developing new technology to monitor and control the emissions producidas por equipos industriales, tarea que se ha realizado de acuerdo a la constante evolución normativa.
But the extent of our work covers a great many more activities and sectors, such as transport by promoting electric vehicles and sustainable mobility measures, and construction by implementing sustainability and energy efficiency measures..
We analyse the characteristics of combustion systems and propose solutions that help to lower nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions to meet increasingly restrictive standards, bearing in mind the requirements of each system and the importance of not compromising production quality.
In industrial processes that require heat, introducing microwave technology in furnaces or reactors could lead to instant improvements: energy savings of 25-50% compared to conventional heating methods and 25-75% shorter production times.
Retrieving materials from Absorbent Hygiene Products
CIRCE is collaborating with FATER, a joint venture involving Procter & Gamble (P&G), and various European partners to retrieve the organic matter, plastic and cellulose inside this type of waste and use it as new raw materials or biogas.
Reducing gas consumption in industrial furnaces with an inductive system
CIRCE has successfully developed a high-capacity wireless system to transfer power which replaces gas burners in industrial furnaces in the aluminium sector, leading to less consumption and fewer emissions.
Innovative combustion technology to control NOx emissions
CIRCE has conducted a study for Dow Chemical Ibérica to consider retrofitting an oven to replace current burners with low NOx generation burners, which could mean a potential 40% drop in emissions.