Contracting Solution for Energy-Supply of a Food-Production Site

Putting the RDF CHP-plant Stavenhagen (Refused Derived Fuels Combined Heat and Power Plant) in operation by the contractor Nehlsen AG, enabled supplying the company Pfanni, potatoes based food products, with process vapor and electricity, not from a primary fossil fuel but from a secondary solid fuel, generated from a MBT Mechanical-
Biological-Waste-Treatment plant. The advantages of this innovative energy supply process are saving of fossil energy resources and thermal remediation of waste, which is a consequent completion with the principles of waste recycling economy. The remains quality of this process complies perfectly with the preconditions of waste for landfill discharge. In addition this plant secures current jobs of the food and food-supporting industry, including creation of new jobs within the RDF CHP-plant. Last but not least the MBT plant represent a real investment alternative for energy supply at the company Pfanni.

Keywords:
RDF CHP Plant, MBT Plant, Company Pfanni, Process steam and electricity

1 General Description of the CHP Stavenhagen
2 Incineration Unit and Boiler
3 Turbo Generator Kit and Air Capacitor
4 Flue Gas Purification
5 Some interesting Remarks




Copyright: © Wasteconsult International
Quelle: Waste-to-Resources 2009 (Mai 2009)
Seiten: 3
Preis: € 0,00
Autor: Thomas Hegner
Karl-Heinz Plepla
 
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