This describes a proposed reference architecture. It is not a shipping product and no vendor partnership is claimed or implied. Interfaces and standards conformance are specification intent; quantities are design targets.
Direct liquid cooling loop
DLC captures heat at higher coolant temperature than air cooling, which is what makes recovery practical rather than theoretical.
Process and feedwater preheat
Candidate sinks include process preheat, feedwater heating, and space heating. Sink availability is site-specific and determines recoverable fraction.
Low-grade, high-volume
The heat is abundant but low-grade. Applications that need low-temperature heat in volume are the realistic targets.
Not always available
Where no sink exists, recovery is not claimed. Dry rejection is the fallback and is designed for.
Recovery requires a thermally co-located host process with matched demand. Where no sink exists, the design falls back to conventional rejection with no recovery claimed.
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