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Biomass Power Plant, Speyside, Grat Britain

Biomass Power Plant

Speyside, Großbritannien

Technical Data Reference Sheet

THE TASK

To safeguard the steam network at DOW Benelux BV’s production location in Terneuzen, it was necessary to construct a process steam boiler plant. This new boiler plant was to be integrated into the existing power plant structure in order to increase the availability of the process steam. For pressure relief/protection upon failure of the existing boiler plants, the pressure tolerance to be adhered to requires maximum load change rates. Standardkessel Baumgarte is constructing the process steam boiler plant as the general contractor for E.ON Power Plants Belgium bv, a subsidiary of E.ON Energy Projects GmbH.

 

THE SOLUTION

Execution of the process steam boiler as a 2-pass boiler with front firing (6 burners in n-1 design) and downstream horizontal economizer pass that has a space reserve for later catalyst retrofitting. Design of the boiler plant and the necessary components was carried out with reference to the extreme load ramps and pressure tolerances. For this, extensive dynamic calculations were necessary to be able to extensively reconstruct the boiler characteristics

 

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Head of Sales

 

Technical Data

Fuel

Virgin Wood

Low Heating Value

Minimal7.0 MJ/kg

Nominal9.0 MJ/kg

Maximal12.0 MJ/kg

Fuel Throughput

Nominal app.150,000 t/a

Rated Thermal Input

46 MW

Elecrical Output

12.5 MW

Steam Capacity

52 t/h

Steam Temperature

510 °C

Steam Pressure

95 bar

Feed Water Temperature

140 °C

Flue Gas Flow

Nominal82,000 m³/h i.N.

Flue Gas Temperature Exit

126 °C

Commissioning

2016

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