HEATING USING HORSEPOWER - SWEBO Bioenergy AB

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION • The SWEBO BioTherm is available in versions from 80 kW to 1000 kW. • The burner is available in both single and double design versions. • The SWEBO BioTherm double version is adapted for scalable operation. • Examples of compatible fuels: - Horse manure (moisture content up to 50%) - Moist wood chips (moisture content up to 61%) - Waste pellets - Traditional pellets - Harvesting residue - Offal, etc. • Extremely low emissions. • Combustion temperature in the combustion chamber approx. 850 degrees • Combustion temperature in the secondary pipes/SCC approx. 1,100 degrees
Secondary pipes/SCC Secondary air is preheated to 400 degrees to achieve maximum capacity. Combustion chamber The SWEBO BioTherm is available in single or double module versions. Its flexible design allows one of the modules to be serviced without the need to shut down the system. Ash removal The SWEBO BioTherm uses a feed screw to transport residues out of the burner and into a storage chamber, usually located outside the installation for easy emptying. Heating using direct electricity or oil Heating using pellets Heating using chips Heating using horse manure Bioenergy boiler The SWEBO BioTherm is designed to operate with most existing bioenergy boilers. Ash feed screw The ash feed screw is dimensioned for industrial use to ensure long-lasting, safe operation. 292,000 Swedish kr/year 144,900 Swedish kr/year 49,200 Swedish kr/year 14,500 Swedish kr/year Boiler Base Ash removal door Economy based on a comparison between the most and least expensive heating alternatives: + 561,500 SWEDISH KR/YEAR (*) The example above is based on the Timrå Riding Arena, which installed a SWEBO BioTherm and saw a drop in its annual consumption from 454,198 kWh to 289,877 kWh over 1 year. (*) This figure includes savings on disposal (approx. 300 Swedish kr/ tonne) and transport costs.
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