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Hudson Wire Co., Walden, N.Y., describes the recycling the heat extracted from cooling water used in the wiredrawing process to control the climate of its plant. Heat is extracted from Hudson’s 11 wire-drawing machines and one rod machine is pumped into a tube and shell heat exchanger, which forces the hot water into a closed loop heat pump system that warms the factory floor.
Hudson Wire Co., Walden, N.Y., describes the recycling the heat extracted from cooling water used in the wiredrawing process to control the climate of its plant. Heat is extracted from Hudson’s 11 wire-drawing machines and one rod machine is pumped into a tube and shell heat exchanger, which forces the hot water into a closed loop heat pump system that warms the factory floor.
| Author(s) | Hudson Wire Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal International16(10): 44 1983 |
| Year | 1983 |
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