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Centrifugal Fans for Power Station Engineering / Steel Industry
By Piller Industrieventilatoren GmbH Around 15% of the power station output currently installed in e.g. Germany is required for the fan drives used in the power station technology. Therefore, from an economic and ecological point of view, an optimum controls concept for primary and secondary air fans, flue gas recirculation fans, pressure increasing and induced draught fans is just as important, as the use of high performance fans with a high degree of efficiency. Request More Information | ||
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Duratherm - Low NOx Gas-Fired Radiant Burner
By ALZETA Corporation Low NOx Gas-Fired Radiant Gas Burners for High Performance Residential and Commercial Heaters and Boilers. Alzeta’s DURATHERM burner is a forced-draft, pre-mixed, gas-fired radiant burner designed for use in residential, commercial and industrial heating equipment requiring efficient, high intensity, transfer of heat with state-of-the-art emissions performance. Request More Information ›› Download Brochure | ||
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Gasification / Pyrolysis
By Biogas Australia Pty Ltd Gasification is a process that converts carbonaceous materials, such as chicken litter, rice hulls, saw dust etc. into syngas which can be used to power gensets to generate electricity or fuel boilers to provide steam for production processes. Request More Information | ||
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Heat Recovery Systems
By MEGTEC Systems MEGTEC has the experience required in air handling, drying, heating, cooling, process control, and combustion to improve the operating efficiency of your facility and maximize the performance of your equipment. Request More Information ›› Download Brochure | ||
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Customisation of Biogas Optimizer™ Services
By Bioprocess Control AB Bioprocess Control can upon request customise any specific Biogas OptimizerTM module to meet the specific needs of a biogas operator. This can be done in connection with the annual performance review, any application upgrade or at any time during the license period. Request More Information | ||
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Training - Renewable Energy and Energy-Efficiency Technologies
By Renewables Academy AG (RENAC) In addition to the theoretical essentials, the RENAC courses also include a practical aspect, which is undertaken in the RENAC Training Center in Berlin. Request More Information | ||
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Offshore Renewable Energy - Management 16 Jan 2012 - 20 Jan 2012
By Cranfield University 17 Jan 2011 - 21 Jan 2011 Course overview To introduce the potential for offshore renewable energy by type, and the economic and political issues concerning the development of offshore renewable sources. Cranfield University reserves the right to change the date of this course. Request More Information | ||
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Soot Free Combustion - Gasification unit
By IQR Systems AB At IQR we are proud to present a new biomass gasifier which is developed in order to fulfill our vision for a sustainable environment. SFC - Soot Free Combustion is a co-current fixed bed gasifier that can gasify biofuels and biomass of any kind. It not only provides better combustion, it is also much more fuel flexible than conventional boilers and can handle even the toughest of biofuels. It is available in sizes ranging from 2 to 25 MWth. Where other gasification ... Request More Information ›› View Video | ||
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HOFGAS -Ready Palma - An Digestion Gas Flare
By Hofstetter Umwelttechnik AG Hofstetter offers a reliable system for processing methane gas from palm oil extraction or other typical anaerobic digestion processes. The biogas is disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner or used to generate electricity. Request More Information ›› Download Brochure | ||
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Wood-Stove Off-Gas Catalysts
By Süd-Chemie AG Long Life Plus, Long Life, Pro-Eco-Cat, Pro-Voc 9, and Pro-GS 2 Catalyst. As recently as a decade ago, the use of a wood stove for residential heating was considered quaint. It was an activity people might engage in during a weekend visit to a country cottage, but few considered it an alternative to the convenience of a modem furnace. Request More Information | ||
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