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HighlightsUtilisation of condensing technology in a Buderus natural gas CHP unit
The BOMAT 02-GG-1032-MT-4-9-3 exhaust gas heat exchanger is installed as a condensing heat exchanger downstream of a Buderus Loganova EN 70 CHP unit. The heat is supplied to the heating system for return temperature raising.
UTILISATION OF CONDENSING TECHNOLOGY IN A BUDERUS NATURAL GAS CHP UNIT
Utilisation of condensing technology in a Buderus natural gas CHP unit
The BOMAT 03-GG-1032-MT-4-9-3 exhaust gas heat exchanger is installed as a condensing heat exchanger downstream of a Buderus Loganova EN 140 CHP unit. The heat is supplied to the heating system for return temperature raising.
Natural gas CHP unit utilising condensing technology
Two Hereus ME250 exhaust gas heat exchangers (02-GG-1032-MT-4-9-3) are installed downstream of two Move MP250 CHP units to act as condensing heat exchangers. The heat recovered is used to preheat pool water.
Sokratherm CHP unit utilising condensing technology
As a condensing heat exchanger, a BOMAT 01-GG-1522-NT-4-K-6 feeds the heat contained in the flue gas to the heating system, via a buffer cylinder system.
Biogas CHP unit utilising condensing technology
At the “Rieder Strasse” satellite site, the residual heat from the exhaust gas of a Hagl CHP unit is utilised by means of a BOMAT exhaust gas heat exchanger cascade. The two BOMAT 03-KK-1064-MT-4-9-6 exhaust gas heat exchangers from the modular Profitherm series are installed in the bypass on the exhaust gas side. The extracted heat is fed into the heating system via a return temperature raising facility.
Exhaust gas heat recovery in a biogas CHP unit
At the “Hauptstrasse 63” satellite site, the residual heat from the exhaust gas of a flexible CHP unit (Jenbacher JMS 412) is utilised by means of a BOMAT exhaust gas heat exchanger cascade. The three BOMAT 03-KK-1064- MT-4-9-6 exhaust gas heat exchangers from the modular Profitherm series are installed in the bypass on the exhaust gas side. An exhaust gas fan draws the exhaust gases from the chimney through the heat exchanger. The extracted heat is fed into the heating system via a return temperature raising facility.
Exhaust gas heat recovery in a biogas CHP unit
The BOMAT 03-KK-1064-MT-4-9-6 exhaust gas heat exchanger from the modular Profitherm series is installed in the bypass on the exhaust gas side. The extracted heat is fed into the heating system via a return temperature raising facility.
Exhaust gas heat recovery in a biogas CHP unit
At the "Waldbach - Riemsloh" satellite site, the residual heat from the exhaust gas of a Bayern CHP plant is utilised. The two BOMAT 03-KK-1064-MT-4-9-6 exhaust gas heat exchangers from the modular Profitherm series are installed in the bypass on the exhaust gas side. The extracted heat is fed into a buffer cylinder.
Waste heat utilization on a thermal oil boiler
The Bomat AWR 03M1064 is installed in the bypass on the flue gas side. The flue gases from the chimney are fed to the Bomat flue gas heat exchanger via a fan. The thermal energy it contains is made available to the heating system via a large buffer tank.
Utilising waste heat from aluminium melting furnaces
Exhaust gas generated by the aluminium melting furnaces is fed into a BOMAT 02-VG-1072-HT-8-9-3 high temperature exhaust gas heat exchanger via an exhaust gas fan. The heat contained therein is then supplied to the heating system via a 25,000 litre buffer cylinder.
Combustion air preheating in a drying system
The heat generated by a biogas CHP unit is routed to the combustion air via a BOMAT special heat exchanger. The installed fan takes in the air to be used for drying and routes this to the burner as combustion air via the Bomat heat exchanger. The heat exchanger is designed so that it can be opened fully on one side for cleaning purposes.
Utilising waste heat from an asphalt mixing plant
A Bomat 02-GG-1064-MT-4-9-3 is installed in the bypass on the exhaust gas side. A fan is used to route the exhaust gas from the chimney at the asphalt mixing plant to the Bomat exhaust gas heat exchanger. The thermal energy it contains is supplied to the underfloor heating system to preheat the mix.