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Jukes

Thanks for the video on website: www.enviromission.com.au

Simplistic as it all is, it shows the rush of air turning turbines at the base. You could put the heat exchangers right behind them.

The rush of ambient air even at 45 deg C would be immense and the GDY waste heat, at say 120 deg C, would simply add temperature before the glass sheet adds its value.

Win-win this one.

GDY's heat exchangers get cooled by fast moving air for free, and the heat they give off adds to the speed of the air up the flue.