Stratified storage tanks

Making efficient use of waste heat increases economic efficiency. The savings from process heat recovery can be high.

Heat recovery means that energy that would otherwise remain unused is fed back into the process and put to good use. An example of this is controlled ventilation, in which the heat from the used exhaust air is used to bring the fresh and cold outside air to pleasant temperatures without any heating. This not only saves heating costs, but also reduces the impact on the climate.

The aim is to minimize the primary energy requirement in order to meet energy management and ecological requirements. In cases where a simple heat exchanger is not sufficient, Sailer offers the appropriate stratified storage tank with continuous stratification.

Air exchange in residential buildings

In air-conditioned buildings/passive houses, exhaust air energy is used to heat or cool supply air. This controlled ventilation with heat recovery systems saves considerable energy costs.

Industrial processes

In industrial processes, heat can be recovered by extracting heated ambient air. This can then be integrated into a process or used for heating purposes.

Individually applicable systems

Our systems enable efficient operation in heating processes. By using internal or external heat exchangers, the residual energy can be recovered from air, water or exhaust gas.