In natural gas boiler heating and gas-fired power generation systems, the high return water temperature of the heating network limits the reduction of flue gas temperature. As a result, the energy utilization efficiency of natural gas remains low, heating costs are high, and visible white smoke often appears in the exhaust, negatively impacting the urban landscape. Since the flue gas contains a large amount of water vapor with significant latent heat of vaporization, recovering and utilizing this heat can significantly improve the overall energy efficiency of natural gas and reduce heating costs.









