How Can Mechanical Engineers Improve Industrial Thermal Equipment?

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Hello guys,
Im from Portugal, 24 years old.
Im new here, i just got my first job.(Mechanical Engineering)
Im working with thermal development. Upgrading thermal equipments, like industrial furnances, kilns, dryers etc...
I hope we can help each others :)

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Ricardo Ferreira
 
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