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Heating plants, power plants and CHP-plants for solid fuels and biogenic waste materials ▶ 1 to 50 MWth
A WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE: LAMBION BIOMASS PLANTS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
WWW.LAMBION.COM
DATA SOURCE: FNR 2011PJ = PETAJOULE, 1 PJ ≈ 278 GWHTWh = TERRAWATT HOUR, 1 TWh = 1 Mrd. kWh
Biomass energy 7.7 %
Other renewable energy sources 3.2 %
Fossil energy sources and nuclear energy 89.1 %
Biomass energy23 %
3 %
5 %
4 %
11 %
Other biogenic residues 240 PJ
Agricultural by-products and wastes 300 PJ
Energy from forest wood 360 PJ
Energy from plants 740 PJ
Total 2,517 TWh
USE 2010 POTENTIAL 2050
HEAT, STEAM AND ELECTRICITY FROM BIOGENIC RESIDUES
Biogenic residues and wastes are frequently generated in the course of many industrial processes. At the same time, industrial production processes often require steam, heat or electricity in a defined quality and amount. An economical and ecologically sound solution would be to put the biogenic waste materials to use as fuel for the energy requirements of the production processes that generate the biogenic waste in the first place, and to use any excess to feed into the district heating grid or the public electricity grid.
SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGY FROM 1 TO 50 MWth
LAMBION biomass plants produce heat, steam and elec- tricity from biogenic waste and residue coming directly from production processes. The key know-how of the LAMBION technology is a range of specially developed combustion processes. The special benefit of this techno- logy is that biofuels of varying chemical and physical composition – whether dry or wet, coarse or fine – can be burned together at the same time and converted into useful energy.
ENERGY FROM BIOMASSE
The LAMBION Energy Solutions GmbH is a family-owned, mid-sized manufacturer of heating plants, power plants and combined heat and power plants (CHP) 1 to 50 MWth for solid fuels and biogenic waste materials. For more than 90 years Lambion has been a leader in combustion technology. Today the company delivers turnkey biomass plant technology, including full planning and financing services if desired.
THE PERCENTAGE OF ENERGY COMING FROM BIOMASS CAN BE TRIPLED BY 2050
ADVANTAGES OF ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM BIOGENIC RESIDUES
▶ Renewable energy source▶ Strengthens local value creation▶ Available on a long-term basis: storable & demand-based▶ Independent from energy imports▶ Diverse applications: Electricity, heat, steam▶ Low electricity and heat generation costs in comparison to rising fossil energy costs
ENERGY GENERATION IN A BIOMASS POWER PLANT
Solid Fuels
Electricity
Electric Grid
Households
IndustrySteam
Heat
▶ Provide heat to 7,300 two-person households, or▶ Supply a city with approx. 15,000 inhabitants with heat▶ Bake 20 million rolls per day in a commercial bakery▶ Brew 82,000 liters of beer▶ Heat water for 22 million bathtubs
EXAMPLE: A BIOMASS HEATING PLANT WITH 16,300 KWth GENERATES A THERMAL OUTPUT THAT COULD ALSO:
In addition to the standard forms of biomass fuel, LAMBION provides combustion technologies that support the use of more than 100 different forms of solid fuels and biogenic wastes.
Worldwide LAMBION has realized more than 3,400 biomass plants.
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REFERENCE: FURNITURE PRODUCTION
NOBILIA WERKEJ. STICKLING GMBH & CO. KG
PROJECT CHALLENGE
For decades, Nobilia as Germany’s largest kitchen furniture producer has found ways to avoid the use of fossil fuels for the heating of the entire company. The expansion of its production capacities together with the modernization of an existing Lambion biomass heating plant after 30 years of operation called for a new energy concept for the Nobilia production facilities.
PROJECT RESULT
Together with Nobilia, feasibility studies for a heating solution as well as a combined heat and power plant were conducted taking into account both economic and ecological aspects.
Finally, two identical heating plants were realized which heat the extensive Nobilia production facilities. The fuel for these plants comes exclusively from the production scrap generated in the course of the company’s own manufacturing activities.
PROJECT: Nobilia Werke J. Stickling GmbH & Co. KG in Verl, Germany
TYPE: Heating plant
FUEL: Dust and chips from chipboards and medium density fiberboard (MDF)
ENERGY CARRIER: Warm water at 3,5 bar/110 °C
OUTPUT: 8,800 kWth (2 × 4,400 kW)
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 26,400 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): Heating oil: Approx. 7.5 million liters/year
BIOMASS HEATING PLANTS: STEAM & HEATE
Heating plants supply heat in form of steam or hot water which can be used for industrial production processes, for room heating or which can be fed into the district heating grid.
Heat distribution system Automatic ash removal
Fuel distribution silo and supply pumps
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REFERENCE: SAWMILL, PLANING AND WOOD IMPREGNATION PLANT
POLLMEIER MASSIVHOLZ GMBH & CO. KG
PROJECT CHALLENGE
Pollmeier operates the most efficient sawmill in Europe for deciduous timber with standardized, fully automatic mass production. For ecological and economic reasons, the company wanted to avoid the use of fossil fuels. Available biomass fuels included milling dust, sawdust and bark.
PROJECT RESULT
In 2006, a biomass boiler plant came into operation in the world’s most modern deciduous timber sawmill in Aschaffenburg, Germany. This biomass plant heats the entire factory (production output of up to 600,000 cubic meters solid timber per year) and supplies approximately 50 steam and drying chambers with process energy.
PROJECT: Pollmeier Massivholz GmbH & Co. KG in Aschaffenburg, Germany
TYPE: Heating plant
FUEL: Production residues (milling dust, sawdust, bark)
ENERGY CARRIER: Saturated steam 12.3 t/h at 3 bar
OUTPUT: 8,700 kWth
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 26,100 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): Heating oil: Approx. 7.4 million liters/yearView in the boiler house
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PROJECT: Aviko Deutschland GmbH (GER)
TYPE: Heating plant
FUEL: Landscape conservation material, potato residues, classified waste wood and biogas
ENERGY CARRIER: Superheated steam 19.0 t/h at 23.5 bar / 235°C
OUTPUT: 12,700 kWth
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 38,073 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): vs. Heating oil: Approx. 10.69 million liters/year
REFERENCE: PROCESS STEAM FOR THE CHIPS PRODUCTION
AVIKO DEUTSCHLAND GMBH
PROJECT CHALLENGE
Aviko Deutschland GmbH is one of the world‘s leading company of frozen chips. To ensure an environmen - tally friendly but also economical production chain, a concept should be developed, which supplies theproduction with process steam.
Due the fluctuating gas prices and for environmental reasons, the operated gas turbine plant should be replaced by a new biomass heating plant based on primary energy sources.
PROJECT RESULT
2012, a full saturated steam boiler plant was built inclusive all auxiliary equipment’s. This system supplies the required process steam into the process of the production company Aviko B.V..
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Fotos: Studio Herzig, Nördlingen
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REFERENCE: SPIRITS PRODUCTION
PROJECT: Roner AG in Tramin, Italy
TYPE: Heating plant
FUEL: Wine pomace, apricot pits, olive pits
ENERGY CARRIER: Saturated steam 3,2 t/h at 10 bar
OUTPUT: 2,200 kWth
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 6,600 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): Heating oil: Approx. 1.85 million liters/year
PROJECT CHALLENGE
The family-owned distillery Roner AG in South Tyrol, Italy, is committed to maintaining the best in traditional distilling techniques while using modern, environmen- tally friendly technology. Grape pomace and fruit seeds with a moisture content of up to 70 % are available as biomass fuel. Due to the high moisture content the fuel cannot be stored. The biomass combustion plant must be connected directly to the ongoing production process that produces the biomass fuel.
PROJECT RESULT
Roner is the first distillery in Italy to make use of an environmentally friendly, low-emission steam boiler plant. This unit transforms the pomace from the distillation process directly into clean energy with no interim storage. The company is thus able to make a significant contribution to environmental protection while keeping the surrounding landscape intact.
RONER AG
Biomass combustion in standby Steam distribution system
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REFERENCE: PLANT OIL PRODUCTION
GETEC AG
Construction site in Magdeburg Installation of the main boiler components
PROJECT: Getec AG / Bioölwerk Magdeburg GmbH in Magdeburg, Germany
TYPE: Heating plant
FUEL: Wood pellets, rapeseed pellets
ENERGY CARRIER: Saturated steam 25 t/h at 16 bar
OUTPUT: 16,300 kWth
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 48,900 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): Heating oil: Approx. 13,73 million liters/year
PROJECT CHALLENGE
High-temperature steam is required for the production of rapeseed oil. Until now the energy necessary for steam generation was provided by fossil fuels. The aim of the project is to supply all of the necessary energy on a CO2-neutral basis at the same time making use of the rapeseed waste. Therefore rapeseed waste as well as pressed rapeseed pellets will be used as the biomass fuel.
PROJECT RESULT
The in 2011 commissioned biomass heating plant was integrated into the existing network from the Bioölwerk and provides this now with 25 t/h of saturated steam.An optimal steam supply is ensured by an installed steam management by the Getec AG.
In 2013, a complete hot steam boiler plant was built inclusive all auxiliary equipment’s.
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HP Comingem /Standardkessel Duisburg Sawmill, planing mill, wood impregnation CG Peanut shells, cotton seed shells, palm kernel shells HHD 26 260 2 × 20 (2 × ) 17,550 27,600 V-Grate 23.24 82,742
HP PWA Papierwerke Waldhof-Aschaffenburg AG Manufacturing paper and paperboard GER Bark, shavings, waste from paper mill HHD 60 400 20 16,500 14,000 3,000 V-Grate 11.79 41,971
HP Schüller Möbelwerke KG Furniture production GER Wood waste, dust and chipgs from production WW 6 120 (4x) 3,670 12,000 Ringburner 10.11 35,975
HP Aalestrup Varmevärk a.m.b.a. Heat & cold supply DK Bark of spruce, fir tree WW 6 120 10,970 6,980 V-Grate 5.88 20,925
HP Cousa Uruguay / Denaeyer-O Plant oil production NL Rise hulls, sunflower shells, peanut shells HHD 34 400 18 15,700 12,500 V-Grate 10.53 37,474
HP Standardkessel Duisburg / Lamsam Manufacturing wooden products TH Peanut shells, cotton seed shells, palm kernel shells SD 12 kA 12 10,970 6,980 V-Grate 5.88 20,925
HP Voest-Alpine / Kamerun Voest Manufacturing paper and paperboard CM Bark, waste wood, waste from paper mill SD 24 kA 30 30,000 24,500 V-Grate 20.63 73,448
CHP Coretec Engineering S.A. / Delhez Bois Sawmill, planing mill, wood impregnation BE Chips and dust from MDF TÖ 10/16 312 3,4 13,280 10,420 1,800 V-Grate 8.77 31,238
HP Nestlé S.A. / Nestlé Philippines Inc. Manufacturing food & feed PH Coffee grounds SD 21 kA 14 12,200 9,500 V-Grate 8.00 28,480
HP KSB AG Industry GER Timber wood, classified waste wood SD 10 kA 4 1,750 1,500 V-Grate 1.26 4,497
HP Stift Michaelbeuern / Loos KG Religious Institution AT Bark, waste wood and poplar WW 3 110 1,170 1,000 V-Grate 0.84 2,998
HP ISOROY Lisienx Manufacturing wooden products FR Bark, veneer residues, classified waste wood SD 16 kA 8 6,990 5,450 V-Grate 4.59 16,339
HP Stein Fasel Cernay / CAYAL Drying society FR Corn cob HG kA kA Dryer 6,980 5,800 V-Grate 4.88 17,388
HP A.W. Faber-Castel Manufacturing wooden products GER Production residues from pencil production HW 8 kA 1,560 1,300 V-Grate 1.09 3,897
HP Sappi Ehingen GmbH Sawmill, planing mill, wood impregnation GER Wood chips from beech bark SD 10 kA 18 14,300 11,730 V-Grate 9.88 35,165
HP Hans Zipperle AG Beverage producer IT Apple and pear pomace HG 12 280 10 12,500 12,300 V-Grate 10.36 36,874
CHP Baust Holzbetrieb GmbH Manufacturing wooden products GER Bark, thinning waste wood and classified waste wood HHD 34 425 7 6,454 5,554 720 V-Grate 4.68 16,650
HP Roner AG Spirits production IT Pomace of Grapes, apricot kernels and olive kernels SD 10 240 3.2 2,700 2,200 V-Grate 1.85 6,595
HP Weinig / Aldanzolotoles Sawmill, planing mill, wood impregnation RU Conifers with bark WW 3 120 (2 × ) 2,100 3,500 Horizontal grate 2.95 10,493
HP ICS GmbH / Aldanzolotoles Sawmill, planing mill, wood impregnation RU Sawing, molding & wood shavings mixed with wood chips HW 3.5 120 2,060 1,750 Underfeed stoker 1.47 5,246
HP Oestreicher Import und Export GmbH Beverage producer GER Pomace from apple juice production SD 12 kA 3.3 Horizontal grate 1.82 6,475
HP Städtische Werke AG Kassel / Berg GmbH Mantelprofilwerk Manufacturing wooden products GER Chips and dust from MDF HW 3 115 2,490 2,200 Ringburner + V-Grate 1.85 6,595
HP Thermo F.A. Manufacturing wooden products HU Residues from production fence WW 3 100 2,135 1,750 Underfeed stoker 1.47 5,246
CHP Homewise Building Centre / Munster Joinery Ltd. Furniture production IE Chips and dust from the windows production HHD 33 400 15 13,800 12,000 3,000 V-Grate + Ringburner 10.11 35,975
CHP Holzenergie Odenwald GmbH & Co. KG Pelletproduction GER Forest residues, landscape conservation material HHD 14 350 3.5 3,270 2,700 300 Horizontal grate + V-Grate 2.27 8,094
CHP Benedektinerabtei zum Hl. Kreuz Religious Institution GER Forest residues HHD 28 320 2.5 2,300 1,910 140 V-Grate 1.61 5,726
HP Städtische Werke AG Kassel / Berg GmbH Mantelprofilwerk Manufacturing wooden products GER Chips and dust from MDF WW 3.5 110 1,340 1,100 Ringburner + Horizontal grate 0.93 3,298
HP Pollmeier / Aschaffenburg GmbH & Co. KG Sawmill, planing mill, wood impregnation GER Beech bark wood chips and dust SD 3 12.3 10,000 8,700 V-Grate + Ringburner 7.33 26,082
CHPBMV Biomasseverwertungsgesellschaft Waldeck Frankenberg mbH / Landkreis Waldeck Frankenberg mbH
Local government & public utilities GER Landscape conservation material, energy wood from the composting and crown wood residues HHD 35 450 4 4,000 3,000 max. 770 V-Grate 2.53 8,994
CHP FP Franken-Pellets GmbH & Co. KG Pelletproduction GER Timber and wood scrap, wood chios from landscape conversation material HHD 20 270 3.5 2,450 2,100 300 V-Grate 1.77 6,296
HP LLC Transsles Manufacturing wooden products RU Shavings, dust and wood chips WW 3.5 110 (3 × ) 2,100 5,250 Underfeed stoker 4.42 15,739
CHP B & K / Biomassekraftwerk GmbH / Süddeutsche Alumnium Manufactur GmbH Automobile industry supplier GER Chips from landscape conversation material,
forest residues and bark HHD 28 390 7.5 6,740 5,850 1,050 V-Grate 4.93 17,538
CHP Gunreben GmbH & Co. KG Sägewerk & Parkettfabrik Sawmill, planing mill, wood impregnation GER Bark of coniferous and hard wood, wood residues,
classifies waste wood HHD 22 380 5 4,530 3,740 600 Ringburner 3.15 11,212
HP eon Mitte AG / Berg Mantelprofilwerk GmbH Manufacturing wooden products GER Chips and dust from MDF WW 3.5 110 1,700 1,400 Ringburner + Horizontal grate 1.18 4,197
HP Nobilia-Werke, J.Stickling GmbH & Co. KG Furniture production GER Chips and dust from MDF WW 3.5 110 (2 × ) 5,360 8,800 Ringburner + V-Grate 7.41 26,381
CHP BEK Bioenergie Killertal GmbH / Ridi Leuchten GmbH Manufacturing electric lamps and lighting GER Wood chips and straw HHD 24 270 3 2,440 1,995 300 V-Grate 1.68 5,981
HP Trede & von Pein GmbH Food production GER Classified waste wood SD 7 175 2.5 1,600 1,900 V-Grate 1.60 5,696
HP GETEC AG / Bioölwerk Magdeburg GmbH Plant oil production GER Wood pellets, rapeseed pellets SD 16 190 25 20,600 16,300 V-Grate 13.73 48,866
HP Strathcona County Local government & public utilities CA Wood briquettes, wood chips and landscape conversation material WW 1 95 995 840 Horizontal grate 0.71 2,518
HP AVIKO B.V. / Rain Biomasse Wärmegesellschaft mbH Manufacturing food & feed GER Landscape conservation material, potato residues,
classified waste wood and biogas SD 23.5 235 19 15,000 12,700 V-Grate 10.69 38,073
CHP Biomasse Heidenrod GmbH & Co. KG Waste mangement company GER Wood residues from the landscaoe conversation material HHD 62 480 11 10,700 9,000 3,000 V-Grate 7.58 26,981
HP Paidi Möbel GmbH Furniture production GER Wood waste / Dust from production and chopping HW 4 150 2,495 2,135 Ringburner 1.80 6,401
HP OFF Büromöbel GmbH Furniture production GER Dust, shavings & wood chips from production residues WW 1.3 110 2,056 1,750 Ringburner 1.47 5,246
CHP Vanderwell Contractors (1971) Ltd. Sawmill, planing mill, wood impregnation CA Hog Fuel HHD 40 450 17 16,000 13,700 3,600 V-Grate 11.54 41,071
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REFERENCE: RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION
PROJECT CHALLENGE
The Scheyern Benedictine Abbey “Zum Heiligen Kreuz” operates various businesses to support the institution (a monastery restaurant, shop, brewery, hotel and nursery) and also manages its own forested lands. As an ecologically and economically responsible entity, the Abbey was committed to the use of renewable energy sources.
PROJECT RESULT
The Abbey now operates a combined heat and power (CHP) biomass plant. The plant makes use of timber and wood scrap coming from the Abbey’s forestry operations. A district heating network for the Abbey’s own holdings was constructed which now supplies the diverse premises with heat as well as providing the nursery and brewery with required process heat. This allows the Abbey to help protect the environment while at the same time creating a sustainable economic basis for the Abbey itself.
PROJECT: Benedictine Abbey “Zum Heiligen Kreuz” in Scheyern, Germany
TYPE: CHP
FUEL: Timber and wood scrap
ENERGY CARRIER: Superheated steam 2.5 t/h at 28 bar/320 °C
OUTPUT: 1,910 kWth & 140 kWel
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 5,800 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): Heating oil: Approx. 1.6 million liters/year
BENEDICTINE ABBEYZUM HEILIGEN KREUZ
BIOMASS POWER PLANTS:ELECTRICITY Biomass power plants that exclusively generate electrical energy for use in a company and to feed into the public electric grid.
BIOMASS COGENERATION PLANTS:COMBINED HEAT & POWER (CHP) = HEAT + ELECTRICITYWhen electricity is generated from biomass fuel, heat is always a byproduct. This thermal ouput can be used at the same time as a heating source. This approach is called combined heat and power generation (CHP) or cogeneration. Through the combined production of electricity and heat the fuel utilization is increased which typically results in positive ecological and economical effects.
Exterior view of the Abbey (left)
Boiler of the CHP plant (right)
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PROJECT CHALLENGE
The Holzenergie produce wood pellets, briquettes and chips, wood for pencil production, lumber, garden furniture and bus stop shelters.
The drying of sawdust for the production of wood pellets is a very energy intensive production process. The aim of the project was to realize an energy supply for this new business sector of the company without the use of fossil fuels.
PROJECT RESULT
The biomass heat and power plant has supplied heat energy for the energy intensive pellet production at the facility since 2005. The company has chosen an approach that uses regional resources from forest scrap and gardening and landscaping residues as well as production scrap such as bark for the generation of electric power and heat.
REFERENCE: PRODUCTION OF WOOD PRODUCTS, FURNITURE, PELLETS
HOLZENERGIE ODENWALD GMBH & CO. KG
View over the plant
Biomass heat and power plant Fuel storage
PROJECT: Holzenergie Odenwald GmbH & Co. KG in Grasellenbach, Germany
TYPE: CHP
FUEL: Forest residues, landscape conservation material
ENERGY CARRIER: Superheated steam 3.5 t/h at 14 bar/350 °C
OUTPUT: 2,700 kWth & 300 kWel
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 8,100 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): Heating oil: Approx. 2.3 million liters/year
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PROJECT CHALLANGE:
The Naturenergiepark in Heidenrod-Kemel focuses on regional bio resources. To extend the concept of natural energy they planned from 2009 a combined heat and power plant (CHP), which will supply the city of Bad Schwalbach with energy by a district heating pipe.
PROJECT RESULT:
In 2012/13, a complete hot steam boiler plant was built inclusive all auxiliary equipment’s. This system allows an efficient electricity output despite use of a complex fuel. Since 2013 the electricity generated in the CHP plant is fed into the public grid and remunerated according to EEG.
REFERENCE: BIOMASSE AUS DER LANDSCHAFTSPFLEGE
BIOMASSE HEIDENROD GMBH & CO. KG
PROJECT: Biomasse Heidenrod GmbH & Co. KG (GER)
TYPE: CHP
FUEL: Wood residues from landscape conversation material
ENERGY CARRIER: Superheated steam 11.0 t/h at 62 bar / 480°C
OUTPUT: 9.000 kWth und 3.000 kWel
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 26,981 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): vs. Heating oil: Approx. 7.58 million liters / year
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REFERENCE: FURNITURE PRODUCTION
PROJECT CHALLENGE
Munster Joinery is one of the largest furniture manu- facturers in Europe. For both ecological and economic reasons, the company would like to avoid the use of fossil fuels as much as possible. For biomass fuel, production residues (wood scrap, chips, sawdust) are used that occur in the course of window frame production.
PROJECT RESULT
The biomass power plant uses CHP technology. The power plant simultaneously uses wood scrap and sawdust for the production of bioenergy. The high exhaust temperature is directed into a heat recovery boiler for steam generation. The steam is used to dry wood in the production, for the heating of the premises and to generate electricity.
MUNSTER JOINERY LTD.
View towards the boiler of the biomass heat and power plant
Exterior view
View in the boiler house
PROJECT: Munster Joinery Ltd. in Ballydesmonal Mallow, Ireland
TYPE: CHP
FUEL: Production residues (wood scrap, chips, sawdust from window frame production)
ENERGY CARRIER: Superheated steam 15 t/h at 33 bar/400 °C
OUTPUT: 12,000 kWth & 3,000 kWel
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 36,000 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): Heating oil: Approx. 10.2 million liters/year
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REFERENCE: LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
BMV BIOMASSEVERWERTUNGSGESELLSCHAFT WALDECK-FRANKENBERG MBH
PROJECT CHALLENGE
In 2005, the county authority of Waldeck-Frankenberg in the state of Hessen, Germany decided it was time to implement a safe, effective and economical method of disposing of woody plants and plant parts that were generated in the course of agricultural and forestry work as well as in gardening and landscaping.
PROJECT RESULT
The authority now operates a combined heat and power (CHP) biomass plant to make use of the locally produced quantities of biomass. The electric power that is produced is fed into the public electricity grid and is refunded in accordance with the German Renewable Energy Sources Act. The produced heat covers the needs of the adjacent gardening nursery.
PROJECT: PBMV Biomasseverwertungsgesellschaft Waldeck-Frankenberg mbH, Diemelsee Flechtdorf, Germany
TYPE: CHP
FUEL: Wood chips from landscaping work, tree top remains
ENERGY CARRIER: Superheated steam 4 t/h at max. 35 bar/450 °C
OUTPUT: Max. 4,000 kWth or max. 770 kWel
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 8,994 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): Heating oil: Approx. 2.53 million liters/year
Water supply tank (foreground) and steam boiler (background)
Control room Heat distribution system
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PROJECT CHALLENGE
The production of galvanized decorative parts from metal and plastic is a process that requires large amounts of energy. The aim was to reduce the use of fossil fuels required for this process. For the biomass fuel, landscaping cuttings from the local communities that otherwise would have been composted (and not used for energy production) is put to use.
PROJECT RESULT
The biomass heat and power plant (CHP facility) provides the galvanization process with a thermal output of up to 5.8 MWth. The generated electricity is fed into the public electricity grid and covers the annual power needs of 2,400 households.
REFERENCE: AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY SUPPLIER
B & K BIOMASSEKRAFTWERK GMBH
EXCERPT FROM OUR BIOFUEL ARCHIVE:ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM 100 DIFFERENT TYPES OF FUEL
Almond shells (fine)Almond shells (coarse)Apple seedsApple peelsApple pomaceApricot pits
BagasseBagasse dustBarley residuesBeet seed husksBlack currant (pomace)Blueberry pomace
CoalCoffee bean shells (fine)Cocoa shells (coarse)Cocoa shell pelletsCherry stemsCherry pomaceCork dustCotton wasteCranberriesCranberry pomaceCorn flourChicory
Elder
Fermentation residuesFermentation residue pelletsFeverfew dregsFiberboard dustFiber dust from insulating wall panelsFlat plate grinding dustFruit stones and pits
Grape pomaceGreen wasteGrinding dust (HPL plate)
HLP chip plates
Millet stalksMilling shavings (Frässspäne)Miscanthus
Natural wood chipsNiangon
Olive pits
Palm fibersPalm kernel husks (fine)Palm kernel husks (coarse)Palm kernel shellsPalm leaves (empty)Paper sludgeParticle board chips, particle board dustPeanut shellsPeatPigeonpea flourPigeonpea podsPhysic nutPoppy head extraction – residuesPustagras pellets
RapeRapeseed cakeRice husksRosehip pomace
Sawdust (beech)Sawdust (west red cedar)Sea buckthornSisal wasteSoya bean hullsSugar caneStraw pelletsStrawberry pomace
Wood pellets Wood chipsWood chip chipboards Wood shavingsWood shavings (ash, beech)Wood shavings Wheat residues
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PROJECT: B & K Biomassekraftwerk GmbH in Heidhöfe, Germany
TYPE: CHP
FUEL: Wood chips from landscaping work, forestry scrap and tree top remains, bark
ENERGY CARRIER: Superheated steam 7.5 t/h at 28 bar/390 °C
OUTPUT: 5,850 kWth & 1,050 kWel
POTENTIAL SAVINGS CO2: Approx. 17,600 tons/year (8,000 H OF OPERATION/YEAR): Heating oil: Approx. 5 million liters/year
CHP plant in Heidhöfe, Germany
Fuel storage
HEATING PLANTS POWER PLANTS & CHP-PLANTS
LAMBION Energy Solutions GmbH
Auf der Walme 1D-34454 Bad ArolsenGermany
Tel. +49 5691 807-0Fax +49 5691 807-138
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