Complete POWER PLANT 10 MW / 2 MW Kraftwerk

For Sale: Complete 10 MW / 2 MW Cogeneration Power Plant

Available for immediate acquisition: a fully integrated power plant for the combined and efficient production of heat and electricity through a cogeneration system.

Technical Description:

The whole installation (Model: E.V.A.) for sale includes components listed below:

STEAM BOILER

Manufacturer: Wehrle Werk

Year: 1999,

Heating capacity: up to 10 MW

Fuel type: biomass/RDF

Fuel gas volume: 20.000 Nm³/h

Fuel consumption: approx. 2500 kg/h

Fuel need: approx. 20 000 t/a

Average combustion temperature: approx. 900°C

Main steam pressure: water steam with 40 bar

Main steam temperature: 410°C

Main steam mass flow: 11 t/h

Combustion power gross: max. 10.000 kW

Combustion power gross: min. 7000 kW

Water content: 25 m³

STEAM TURBINE

Manufacturer: KKK / Siemens SST110

Electrical capacity: up to 2 MW

Year: 1999, serial number 4.746.114

Type: TWIN steam turbine used as condensation machine AFA4 / AFA6 GTA electrohydr.

Turbine control (Kuhse with Siemens S5), AFA 4: drive speed: 1500 1/min, rapidlocking

Speed min: 1678 1/min,

Speed max: 1712 1/min

Gear ratio: 11.96:1

Live steam pressure: min. 31 bar – max. 47 bar

Live steam temperature: min. 350°C – max. 428°C

Waste steam pressure: min. 0.50 bar – max. 2.50 bar, in operation 1.50 bar

Waste steam temperature: 347°C; AFA 6: drive speed 1500 1/min

AND ALL OTHER COMPONENTS NECESSARY TO BUILD THE COMPLETE POWER PLANT!

Such as:

- Sterling water feed pumps
- Boiler water system from Hager & Elsässer with softening installation and reverse osmosis unit
- Horizontal superheater
- Economizers
- Reduction station
- Cooling station
- Water treatment plant
- Fuel feeding system
- Air protection devices with bag filters
- Chimney 33 m high – located inside the boiler room (above the roof of 17 m), which discharges exhaust gases and auxiliary facilities, mainly connected with fuel storage
- And many others

Ready to build in a new location NOW!

Available now!

The installation was built in Germany, where it worked on RDF fuel.

Then, sold and transported to Poland (current location).

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