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For steam generation two independent flue gas flows are used, which are discharged through one stack. Thus in principle the AHK plant consists of two spatially separate units: One unit (AHK 1) is a new, freestanding construction; the other (AHK 2) is integrated into the already-existing steel construction of the previous incinerator. The two units are interconnected by pipes. The flue gas initially deposits dust on the heat exchanger assemblies in AHK 1, which therefore has to be cleaned using a shot cleaning system during normal operation of the plant. The loosened fly ash collects in the funnels below the heat recovery steam generators, and is removed.
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Rösberg took on the complete I&C engineering for the heat recovery plant including cabling and wiring of the c. 150 measuring points and software for the safety controls used, with the stipulated safety functions. The safetyrelated control system is connected redundantly via Modbus with the Honeywell control system which is used throughout the works.
Once again, the I&C-CAE system ProDOK did good service during planning, loop-checks and commissioning, and changes were documented with Livedok – so of course, constantly updated as-built documentation is available for the new plant, too, at all times.
* The author is Project Engineer at Rösberg Engineering
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