Advanced Industry Temperature Controlling and Energy Management System

Energy is no exception to the fact that humans generate a lot of waste. When coal is burned in a power plant, the majority of the chemical energy in the fuel is not transformed into useable electricity or work. About two-thirds of the energy generated by a traditional power plant is lost as waste heat that escapes from a cooling tower, so part of the problem is that industries use gas or steam to generate electricity, which is based on the combustion of fuel to produce heat energy. Because only one-third of the energy released by the fuel ends up in the wire leaving the power station. Thus, the waste heat can be cleaned up and converted into usable electricity, which makes power generation more efficient. This would be good for the environment because less fuel would be burnt and less CO
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would be emitted. In such a case, TEG can be used. Thermoelectric Generators (TEGs) are devices that use the thermoelectric effect to capture energy from temperature differences and convert it to electricity. This technique has the potential to minimize fuel consumption, and it can also be used to reduce energy consumption in other energy-intensive industries.