Abstract
To fulfil the world's growing need for fossil fuel energy, renewable energy harvesting is required, and the rate of depletion of non-renewable energy sources must be slowed. Currently, many of these techniques are available, but with less effectiveness than before. These techniques result in a long payback period of investment. The goal of this research is to look at many elements of convective heat transfer enhancement using finned heat pipes, as well as the recovery of industrial waste heat. To validate these new energy-saving concepts, ANSYS 2020 R1 is used, including control strategies and simulation techniques. An integrated waste heat recovery system using finned heat pipes is having a significant effect on overall efficiency. The efficiency is increased by 10.5%–18.8% for various load conditions.
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