The introduction of robot technology will create a transformation of the industry. It is believed also to create an important further improvement for even better sustainability up to CO2 NEUTRAL processing. That vision was presented by TBR (NL). Jaap Reinders, Sr. Solutions Sales Engineer at TBR, claims: “Heat pumps are a sustainable energy-saving heating alternative. TBR Solutions is bringing this technology to the laundry industry with versatile industrial applications and excellent results: when reclaiming energy from waste flows, the CO2 emissions of a heat pump are zero.”
For this Heat pumps are most commonly known for their implementation as a heating system in residential buildings, but their actual potential stretches much further. TBR Solutions bridges the gap between heat pump technology and the laundry industry. By combining our love for sustainability and our technical expertise, we develop future-proof solutions such as reclaiming residual energy from wastewater and reusing it to preheat fresh incoming water.
Efficiency
Unlike traditional heating methods that generate energy, heat pumps use their electricity input to transfer existing thermal energy. This principle is the secret behind the exceptional performance of heat pumps: they typically yield far more energy than the amount of electric energy required to power them. The performance of an individual heat pump varies depending on several factors, such as input and source temperature. The conventional efficiency metric to express this performance is the COP, the ‘coefficient of performance’. The COP signifies the ratio between the amount.
