80kW Once Through Boiler (OTB) fired by iron combusted flue gasses (<50um) with temperatures up to 600C. Water to saturated steam generation by use of forced convection boiler principle. Dry saturated steam generation up to 150C at 3.5barg, suitable for industrial low pressure steam processes.
Used as a proof of principle annex research setup and part of the 100kW Metallot iron combustion system. The delivered subsystem consist out of a modular stacked boiler skid with a complementary process skid, equipped with a vessel, pump, pressure control valve and corresponding pressure safety equipment. The control cabinet is carried out with a data acquisition and control system and is operational via a touchscreen control panel.
A 5kWe industrial prototype of the Rankine Compression Gasturbine (RCG) has been successfully integrated into the production process of a wood milling plant in the province of Brabant. At the site, the RCG is fed with residual heat from the biomass oven of the factory. While the steam output of the RCG is used for wood drying, electrical peak shaving capabilities have been demonstrated and the generated electricity is used on site. While industrial feasibility is proven, focus is laid on the automation of the industrial prototype and the compliance with safety regulations. This project has been executed with financial support from the European Union
This project was funded with financial help of the European Union
Drain water thickener thermal cleaning plant
Design of a 5000L/hr
drain water thickener. Drainwater is a common residual product in a variety of
thermal cleaning processes. Discharge of drainwater is cost intensive and
therefore volumetric reduction (e.q. thickening) of drainwater is desired to
reduce discharge costs. Heat Power B.V. has designed and fabricated a small
test setup that is able to thicken the drainwater of a thermal cleaning plant,
by use of the factory’s excess heat. The system makes use of a Once
Through Boiler heat exchanger where saturated
steam is generated from water. Due to the active control system, the output
steam conditions are kept constant despite the varying heat output of the
plants excess heat.
This technique has the
capability of reducing drain water up to 10% of the original capacity,
resulting in 10 times the original discharge costs. The drainwater thickener is
capable of replacing active cooling devices such as ventilators or quenches, to
reduce the operational costs even further.