Introduction
The rotary regenerative air to air heat exchangers or sometimes known as the heat wheel uses a principle conceived, and designed and tested by the C.S.I.R.O and Monash University and later improved by Ecopower.
The high efficiency wheel is capable of operating at temperatures up to 300 degrees Celsius and is capable of recovering up to 95% of flue and exhaust gas heat for reuse in industrial applications or space heating.
Major applications to date have been in hospital, swimming pools and major building applications as well as a novel waste heat recovery application at a industrial paper manufacturing plant.
