For the first time, the event will be held in Indonesia, where Power-Gen Asia will be hosted at ICE, in BSD city, Jakarta.
From September 18 – 20, experts from Sulzer will be available on Stand B10 to discuss how the company’s products, capabilities and people can improve the performance and reliability of rotating equipment and pumps within the industry.
A cement factory in Texas was among the first in the USA to install wet flue gas scrubbers in order to reduce the sulfur dioxide emissions. This is a demanding application for pumps because the gypsum slurry that “scrubs” the gas is highly abrasive and corrosive.
Special pumps with housings and impellers made of mineral cast prove to be a perfect solution here.
Wet Flue Gas Desulfurization Scrubber systems are a vital component in various industries due to strict environmental regulations. First applications were coal fired power plants and waste incineration plants. Today, other industries utilize wet scrubbers in their day to day operations as well to scrub flue gas emissions from burners that utilize coal as a fuel source.
The Power-Gen Europe will take place at Cologne, Germany, from June 27–29. Sulzer is showcasing high-performance pumps for efficient operations of
power generation projects.
Sulzer has secured two pump orders from Técnicas Reunidas for the Kilpilahti combined heat and power plant in Porvoo, Finland. The plant is currently owned by Neste, Veolia, and Borealis. The orders comprise 12 feedwater pumps and 11 Ahlstar pumps, which will be manufactured by Sulzer in Germany and Finland respectively.
Técnicas Reunidas is acting as an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractor for the construction of the Kilpilahti project. Three new steam generators with a capacity of 450MW of thermal heat and a power output of around 30MWwill be installed. The power plant will comply with the latest environmental regulations, including the European Commission’s Industrial Emissions Directive (IED).
Kirloskar Ebara Pumps Limited (KEPL) has successfully completed the testing of indigenously-developed API steam turbine ‘K-TUR’, which is being supplied to Indian Oil Corporation Limited, Vadodara facility as a driver for the Boiler Feed Water Pump. The test was conducted at KEPL Kirloskarvadi works in Maharashtra.
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