Energy from Waste Power Plant
Romonta,
Germany
The task
In order to realise a low-cost energy generation, the existing power plant was to be enlarged by a waste incineration system which had to be integrated into the existing power-plant building. Not only had the procedural criteria in respect of the new disposal unit to be taken into account, but also the available local site conditions. The installation of a second combustion line was already envisioned in the planning of the first line. After the first line had been successfully in operation for around five years, Romonta Beteiligungs GmbH placed the second order with Standardkessel Baumgarte.
The solution
The general project requirements could be met by realising a boiler concept designed as a steam generator with a downstream radiation pass and a lowered tail end. The combustion system was provided in form of a pusher-type grate with a water-cooled grate lining and a very flat ash removal system, so that in consideration of the necessary furnace-area geometry, the roof of the existing boiler house could be completely maintained. The complete tail end protrudes from the building and is designed as an outdoor plant.
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Fuel
Domestic / Industrial refuse
Processed
Number of Lines
2
Heating Value
11.0
MJ/kg minimal
13.0
MJ/kg nominal
15.0
MJ/kg maximal
Fuel Throughput
4.00
t/h minimal
7.75
t/h nominal
8.53
t/h maximal
Rated Thermal Input
28
MW
Steam Capacity
30
t/h
Steam Pressure
40
bar
Steam Temperature
400
°C
Feed Water Temperature
105
°C
Flue-Gas Flow each
53,950
m³ i. N./h
Exhaust-Gas Temperature
180
°C minimal
210
°C maximal
Commisioning
2004 / 2009
Operating Approval
17. BImSchV
Tail-end boiler
Fireplace
Tail-end boiler
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Head of Sales
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