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Energy recuperation

The energy generated during the thermal destruction of waste streams can reliably be recovered for on- site or off- site use under different forms such as steam, or thermal oil as a primary energy carrier. Secondary energy carriers can be air, water, chilling fluids, or even electric power. Our company can now offer an extensive range of steam boilers in various designs, sizes and working pressures ranging from small to medium size fire tube to large water tube boilers for pressures ranging from 10 barG up to 40 barG.

Along with the boilers, we can design and supply all necessary steam equipment such as condensers, superheaters and economizers.

We are able to offer small size steam turbines to convert steam into electric power, both backpressure types and condensing types at very competitive prices.

Our unique solution finally makes it possible to convert excess thermal energy into electric power, combined with steam (Co-generation principle) at an unrivalled low investment cost for small to medium sized plant, thus ensuring ultra-short pay back periods in the order of 1 year.