MILESTONE 10 IT510

System Architecture

The Fair Dinkum Milk focuses on the reduction of energy losses in the waste heat recovery system. It is also important to focus on the importance and means of associating on changes in the waste usage and recovery. The system under development is a complicated electronic installation for regulating heat, water, and fuel injections into the boilers. This will use the heat exhaust to trap any waste heat and this can be also be used through the circulation in the heat chamber. Thus, the installation is focusing on the importance and means to ensure the development of the system aligns with the company’s desire for an improved heat recovery system.

Total cost of ownership is the acquisition of the equipment for control lagging and piping. This will also require resource for the installation of the unity and which will improve the company’s income from the management of heat loss and energy consumption. Finally, the total cost of the waste heat recovery system is $100,000. This will be the cost of total ownership of the heat recovery system.

The new system will be able to be fully automated for safety of the technician teams and during installation of the controls and piping. The scalability of the system supports system integration and this develops a foundation to help improve system performance, especially, during the control and support of the system features (Avison, & Fitzgerald, 2003). There is also information, which is also crucial about the changes in the system, such as piping and transition from one point to another.

The key controls are the measurement controls and heat sensors, which will help in the determination of the heat levels and how to regulate the water and fuel injections into the boiler. Waste captured can also be regulated through the exhaust and combustion chambers. The circulation and regulation of these features is a clear indication on the importance of meeting and transition from one level to another.

Extreme exposure to high heat levels can be detrimental to an individual and a person’s health. Hence, insulation is an ideal way and there is also the need for using warning signals from the controls on high levels of heat signals (Avison, & Fitzgerald, 2003). It is a challenge to affect the performance and ability to ensure the flow of the heat levels and how the system can respond to these conditions.

Feasibility Study

The proposed system has piping from the boiler and the injection in form of the inputs are water and fuel. Combustion can be used effectively to circulate the waste heat and this can be trapped and piped into the steam turbine, which uses energy from the boiler and generator. The system has also two energy sources the fuel and water inputs and the hot gases from the grid to ensure the system runs in operational efficiency. The hot air is mixed with the cold air and this circulation helps to reduce the heat at the combustion chamber. There is also the indication on the importance for meeting the foundation and basis for vital system heat recovery and this will help in the reduction of energy levels and combustion in the chamber. It will also increase and improve the different levels as attributed to the changes in heat and combustion in the long-term.

References

· Avison, D., & Fitzgerald, G. (2003). Information systems development: methodologies, techniques and tools. McGraw Hill.

· Göser, J., & Olthoff, C. T. (2014, July). Results of a Dynamic Liquid Cooling Garment Simulation in V-SUIT. 44th International Conference on Environmental Systems.

· Hakansson, H. (2015). Industrial Technological Development (Routledge Revivals): A Network Approach. Routledge.

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