Waste Heat Recovery • Energy Saving • Emission Reduction

Waste Heat Boiler Manufacturer

Project-specific waste heat boiler solutions for steel, cement, glass, non-ferrous, petrochemical and other industrial processes. Available process heat can be recovered as steam or hot water, with expected performance reviewed against the supplied operating data.

Layout selected for project conditions
Bare or finned tube options
Gas-side flow reviewed by project
Maintenance access considered in design
ASME
ASME S & U
EN
EN Project Requirements
ISO
ISO 9001
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Product Range

Waste Heat Boiler Models & Configurations

Configuration and supply scope are reviewed for each project, from clean gas service to dust-laden flue streams. Final selection depends on process data, applicable code, site constraints and the agreed technical scope.

Vertical Natural Circulation

Gas Conditions: Project-specific
Steam Conditions: Project-specific
Circulation: Natural
Applications: Cement, Steel
  • • Vertical arrangement for selected applications
  • • Modular transport sections when practical
  • • Natural-circulation configuration
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Horizontal Heat-Recovery Configuration

Gas Conditions: Project-specific
Steam Conditions: Project-specific
Configuration: Project-specific
Applications: Turbine / Engine Exhaust
  • • Gas-side pressure drop reviewed by project
  • • Water-tube or other arrangement selected by service
  • • Maintenance access considered in layout
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Hybrid Water/Fire Tube

Gas Conditions: Project-specific
Steam Conditions: Project-specific
Design: Combined
Applications: Complex Process
  • • Superheater integration can be reviewed
  • • Operating range assessed by project
  • • Heat-transfer arrangement selected by service
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Project-Specific Waste Heat Boiler Review

Send your gas analysis and process data so we can review a suitable configuration and supply scope.

Manufacturing Capabilities

Boiler & Pressure-Part Manufacturing

Fabrication facilities in Jiangsu, China, with qualified welding procedures and inspection arrangements defined by the applicable code, approved documents and project scope.

20+

Years of Experience

Boiler and pressure-equipment projects

500+

Global Projects

Across multiple industries and product categories

50+

Countries Served

International project and export experience

ITP

Inspection Planning

Defined by code and project requirements

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Pressure-Part Manufacturing

Pressure vessel fabrication facility

Quality & Compliance

ASME
ASME S & U Stamp
EN
EN 3834 / EN 1090
ISO
ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001
GB
GB/T 16507

Factory & Process

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See selected engineering, fabrication and inspection processes used for boiler pressure parts and related assemblies.

Waste Heat Boiler Manufacturing Process

Watch selected fabrication processes for boiler pressure parts and related assemblies

Manufacturing Process Highlights

1
Engineering Design & Thermal Calculation

Engineering review and heat-transfer analysis based on supplied process data and project scope

2
Material Procurement & Inspection

Material certification and traceability documentation as specified by the applicable project requirements

3
Precision Fabrication & Welding

Qualified welding procedures and personnel, with NDE performed according to the applicable code, drawings and ITP

4
Testing & Final Inspection

Dimensional verification, specified testing and third-party inspection when included in the agreed scope

Competitive Advantages

Why Choose ORL Waste Heat Boilers

Manufacturing, inspection and documentation support for project-specific waste heat boiler and pressure-part supply scopes.

Engineering Review

Tube configuration, gas-side arrangement, thermal expansion and modularization are reviewed according to process data, service conditions and project requirements.

  • • Gas-flow analysis when required
  • • Heat-transfer surfaces selected by service
  • • Stress and thermal-expansion review as applicable

Project Scheduling

The project schedule is reviewed after the engineering scope, document approval process, material requirements, inspection plan and delivery boundary are defined.

  • • Schedule reviewed at quotation stage
  • • Procurement coordinated with drawing approval
  • • Modular shipping considered where practical

Quality Assurance

Material traceability, welding, inspection and documentation are managed according to the agreed code, approved documents and contract scope.

  • • ASME S & U capabilities and ISO 9001 quality system
  • • NDE scope defined by code, drawings and ITP
  • • Third-party inspection support when specified

Global Reach

Manufacturing in Jiangsu supports international shipment. Documentation, packing and site-service requirements can be reviewed as part of the project scope.

  • • Experience serving customers in 50+ countries
  • • Documentation language agreed by project
  • • Installation supervision reviewed when requested

Commercial Review

Manufacturer quotations are prepared against a defined supply boundary, material specification, inspection scope, documentation requirements and delivery terms.

  • • Clear supply boundary
  • • Material utilization reviewed
  • • Payment terms agreed contractually

Project Coordination

ORL can coordinate proposal review, manufacturing documents, inspection activities and shipment according to the agreed responsibility matrix.

  • • Proposal-stage technical clarification
  • • Site services when included in the contract
  • • Spare-parts requirements reviewed by project

Industry Solutions

Waste Heat Recovery Applications

Project-specific configurations can be reviewed for multiple industries, based on process requirements, gas conditions, applicable code and site constraints. Listed temperature ranges are indicative source examples only.

Cement, Steel & Metallurgy

Kiln exhaust, preheater tower, sintering, blast furnace, and converter gas heat recovery. Dust loading, fouling risk, cleaning arrangement and material selection are reviewed for the stated process conditions.

  • • Cement kiln gas: 300-400°C, high dust
  • • Steel reheat furnace: 350-700°C
  • • High-pressure steam generation
  • • Modular design for plant retrofits

Glass, Ceramics & Chemical

Glass furnace, ceramic kiln, and process heater exhaust heat recovery. Clean gas applications with compact footprint and corrosion-resistant materials.

  • • Glass furnace flue gas: 400-600°C
  • • Process heater exhaust: 250-500°C
  • • Corrosion-resistant material selection
  • • Compact footprint design

Power Generation & Waste Treatment

Gas turbine, diesel engine exhaust, and incinerator flue gas heat recovery. Combined-cycle and process-steam applications reviewed against the available exhaust conditions.

  • • Gas turbine exhaust: 350-550°C
  • • Incinerator flue gas: 200-400°C
  • • Combined heat and power (CHP)
  • • Carbon emission reduction support

Typical Project Scenarios

Cement Plant WHB System
Cement

Example configuration for a cement-plant waste heat recovery scope. Final performance is determined from approved process data and operating conditions.

Source: Kiln exhaust
Configuration: Project-specific
Steam: Per process data
Code: Per contract
Steel Reheat Furnace WHB
Steel

Example vertical natural-circulation arrangement for steel reheat-furnace exhaust. Steam conditions and equipment scope are confirmed through project engineering.

Source: Reheat furnace
Configuration: Vertical option
Steam: Per process data
Code: Per contract
Gas Turbine HRSG
Combined Cycle

Example horizontal HRSG arrangement for a gas-turbine heat-recovery application. Gas-side pressure drop, heat-transfer surfaces and steam conditions are reviewed against project requirements.

Source: Gas turbine
Configuration: Horizontal option
Steam: Per process data
Code: Per contract

Frequently Asked Questions

Waste Heat Boiler Technical FAQ

Comprehensive answers to the most frequently asked questions by plant managers, energy engineers, and EPC contractors considering waste heat recovery projects.

Which process gases can your waste heat boilers handle?

Waste heat boiler configurations can be reviewed for clean and dust-laden flue gases from a range of industrial processes. The temperatures below are indicative source examples:

High Temperature Sources:
  • • Cement kiln exhaust (300-400°C)
  • • Glass furnace flue gas (400-600°C)
  • • Steel reheat furnace (350-700°C)
  • • Lime kiln exhaust (300-500°C)
Medium Temperature Sources:
  • • Gas turbine exhaust (350-550°C)
  • • Diesel engine exhaust (300-450°C)
  • • Incinerator flue gas (200-400°C)
  • • Process heater exhaust (250-500°C)

Gas composition, dust loading, fouling tendency and corrosive constituents are reviewed during material, layout and cleaning-system selection. Suitability is confirmed from the project data.

How do you select a suitable boiler configuration for a project?

Boiler type and layout selection is based on the available process conditions, project requirements and site constraints:

  • • Thermal review: Gas flow rate, temperature profile, heat-transfer calculations and required steam parameters
  • • Mechanical design: Pressure drop limitations, structural support, thermal expansion, and maintenance access
  • • Site integration: Available space, transportation limits, existing infrastructure, and installation requirements
  • • Configuration options: Vertical/horizontal natural circulation, fire tube/water tube, modular sections, or hybrid designs

The proposal-stage review scope is confirmed according to the information available and the requirements of each project.

What design features improve efficiency and long-term reliability?

Design review balances heat recovery, gas-side pressure drop, thermal expansion, maintenance access and expected operating conditions:

Heat Transfer Enhancement:
  • • Bare or finned tubes selected by service
  • • Tube pitch and arrangement reviewed by project
  • • Gas / water-steam flow arrangement selected by service
  • • Multi-pass arrangement when suitable
Reliability Features:
  • • Drainage provisions reviewed for the arrangement
  • • Thermal-expansion provisions defined by design
  • • Material selection based on service conditions
  • • Inspection and maintenance access considered

Efficiency, footprint, pressure drop and design life are project-specific. They are confirmed only after review of the process data, selected configuration, materials and applicable design criteria.

What is the typical ROI and payback period for waste heat recovery projects?

ROI and payback are not fixed equipment values. They depend on recoverable heat, annual operating hours, steam demand, energy prices, plant integration, maintenance assumptions and local commercial conditions.

ORL can support a preliminary technical review when the required process and commercial inputs are available. Any economic estimate should be verified against the customer's actual operating data and evaluation method.

How long does delivery, installation, and commissioning take?

Delivery, installation and commissioning schedules depend on engineering scope, drawing approval, material availability, code review, inspection hold points, module size, shipping route and site conditions.

A project-specific schedule is provided after the supply boundary and technical documents are confirmed. Planned shutdown windows and site responsibilities should be reviewed with the customer before the schedule is finalized.

What information is needed for a detailed waste heat boiler quotation?

More complete process data supports a more detailed technical and commercial review. Please provide:

Process Data (Critical):
  • • Gas temperature (inlet/outlet target)
  • • Gas flow rate (Nm³/h or kg/h)
  • • Gas composition (O₂, CO₂, SO₂, NOₓ)
  • • Dust content (mg/Nm³)
Steam & Site Data:
  • • Required steam pressure and temperature
  • • Feedwater temperature and quality
  • • Available space and height limits
  • • Design code (ASME, EN, GB, or other agreed project requirements)

With limited data, ORL can first confirm whether a preliminary review is feasible and identify the information still required for a technical and commercial proposal.

Have more specific questions about waste heat boiler technology?

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Share your process data and project requirements. Our team will review the available information and confirm the appropriate technical and commercial follow-up for your project.

What Information We Need

  • Process Description: Heat source, industry type, and application
  • Gas Data: Temperature, flow rate, and composition
  • Steam Requirements: Pressure (MPa), temperature (°C), flow (t/h)
  • Site Constraints: Space, height limits, transportation access
  • Project Timeline: Expected delivery and commissioning date

Direct Contact Options

Sales & Engineering orl@orlpower.com
Why Choose ORL Waste Heat Boilers?
  • ✓ 20+ years of boiler and pressure-equipment manufacturing experience
  • ✓ ASME S & U capabilities; EN and GB requirements reviewed as applicable
  • ✓ Project-specific engineering review based on process conditions
  • ✓ Documentation scope agreed for each project
  • ✓ Commercial terms and delivery schedule confirmed after scope review

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