Annual report 2009 - Siempelkamp
Annual report 2009 - Siempelkamp
Annual report 2009 - Siempelkamp
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Energy e plant a<br />
Wood feed to the chipper<br />
Energy systems: effi cient by utilizing production byproducts as fuel<br />
In 2007 <strong>Siempelkamp</strong> added another signifi cant component to the business strategy<br />
of providing complete plants. The company can now provide energy plants with an<br />
output of 12 to 85 MW for the stable process heat supply in wood-based material<br />
production plants.<br />
Whether in the form of thermal oil for the press, steam for the refi ner, and fl ue gas<br />
for the dryer needed in the MDF, particleboard or OSB production, our energy<br />
system concepts are customized to meet customer demands and existing general<br />
Energy plants: one plant acceptance, three new orders<br />
Our customer Egger in Austria accepted in <strong>2009</strong> an energy plant<br />
as part of the existing particleboard plant. Key data include: a<br />
fl ue gas capacity for the dryer of 20 MW and a thermal oil<br />
capacity of 16 MW at a fi ring capacity of 37.9 MW. Next to<br />
completing this project, we received three new orders for energy<br />
plants from our customers SPF in Indonesia, Art Progress in the<br />
Ukraine and Metro in Thailand.<br />
SPF commissioned us in <strong>2009</strong> with the engineering, delivery,<br />
installation and start-up of an energy plant for an MDF line.<br />
This energy plant will provide 22.4 MW of fl ue gas for the dryer,<br />
6.3 MW of thermal oil capacity and 12.1 MW of steam at a fi ring<br />
capacity of 43.0 MW. Art Progress ordered for an MDF line an<br />
energy plant with 35 MW of fl ue gas for the dryer, 10.4 MW of<br />
thermal oil capacity, and a steam output of 25 MW at a fi ring<br />
capacity of 73.5 MW. The Metso particleboard plant shall be<br />
powered by an energy plant with 39 MW of fl ue gas for the dryer<br />
and 7 MW of thermal oil capacity at a fi ring capacity of 48.3 MW.