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High-Temperature Process Heat Integration for Industrial Applications

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Response Deadline08/31/2026, 05:59:00 AM UTC

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Agency

Department Of Energy → Battelle Energy Alliance–doe CntrView Agency

NAICS

333420View NAICS

Place of Performance

Idaho Falls, ID, 83415, USA

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PostedAug 25

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Response DeadlineAug 31

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AgencyDepartment Of Energy → Battelle Energy Alliance–doe Cntr

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Full Description

Design and implement systems to integrate MARVEL’s >300°C process heat into industrial applications such as hydrogen production, desalination, or chemical synthesis, including heat exchangers, piping, controls, and safety systems.

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