Tony Cotton, Johnson Tiles - Cost Effective Use of Heat Recovery
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Johnson Tiles is one of the UK's largest tile manufacturers. To save energy costs and reduce their carbon footprint, they installed a heat recovery system on one of their roller kilns in 2008. This system recovers heat from the kiln exhaust and uses it to preheat the kiln's combustion air, saving over £83,000 and 4 million kWh of gas per year. Johnson Tiles has also found other innovative ways to reuse waste heat from their manufacturing processes.
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- 1. Cost Effective Use of Heat Recovery Tony Cotton
- 13. Carbon Footprint 2009 Down 7.8% on 2008 66% from gas consumption 33% from electricity consumption 1% from company road vehicles Note: Excludes deliveries & distribution Specific Energy Consumption 2000 4,519 kWh/tonne 2010 3,143 kWh/tonne 2,936 tonnes of CO 2 reduction in 2009 30% Reduction of SEC in CCA
- 15. Questions www.johnson-tiles.com www.material-lab.co.uk EMS 40817 FM 26818 2008 2009 2010