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For gas-based power plants, nearly 50% of fuel energy escapes as waste heat. Exhaust-fired vapor absorption machines (VAM) turn this waste into a strategic asset, improving efficiency, reducing carbon emissions, and lowering parasitic loads.
BROAD's exhaust-fired VAMs integrate directly into the turbine or engine exhaust stream (450-550°C). Unlike intermediate steam systems, this direct approach maximizes efficiency, achieving a COP of 1.2-1.3.
Gas turbines lose efficiency in heat—derating by ~0.7% for every 1°C rise in inlet temperature. TIAC uses exhaust heat to cool intake air, restoring power output when it's valued most.
Replacing electric chillers (used for control rooms/offices) with exhaust-fired VAMs reduces parasitic load, increasing net sellable power.
Power plants can become "Trigeneration" hubs, supplying electricity, steam, and cooling to adjacent industrial zones or residential campuses.
| Metric (1,000 TR) | Electric Chiller | BROAD Exhaust VAM |
|---|---|---|
| CAPEX | ₹6-7 Crores | ₹12-15 Crores |
| Annual Op. Cost | ₹3.5 Crores (Lost Revenue) | ~₹0.2 Crores (Auxiliaries) |
| Net Plant Efficiency | Reduces by ~1% | Improves by ~0.5-1% |
Transform waste heat into capacity. Contact BROAD for a feasibility analysis.