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Microturbines – as varied as you and your requirements

Constantly large output at high temperatures

Microturbine CHP plants display their strengths where industrial hot water is required for heat use. Because in applications within the temperature range over 100 °C they have a particularly high thermal efficiency. Use the constantly arising waste heat at high temperature level as process heat for your industrial applications.

Guaranteed reliable – uninterruptible power supply and isolated operation solutions

Do you have equipment and machines which have to be available to you for 100 % of their running time? Microturbine CHP plants guarantee you a sustained, reliable electricity supply and are therefore especially suitable for the supply of isolated systems. The plant is equipped with a battery to ensure sensitive equipment can be continuously supplied with electricity, in order to buffer consumption fluctuations and to enable a so-called black start, i.e. starting the plant without external power supply.

With a broad load spectrum for diverse possible uses

Microturbine CHP plants can be used in diverse ways for full and partial load, because even in part-load operation, the turbines only have low electrical efficiency losses. This is because the mechanical components usually required for engines are not needed for synchronisation with the electricity network.
The fast rotating microturbine generates a high-frequency alternating current, which is first rectified and then – as in a photovoltaic system - is fed into the electricity network via an inverter. The plant begins feeding in electricity within seconds of the ignition in the combustion chamber.

Drying made easy

Use the exhaust gases of the microturbine for direct drying of your products. The areas of application are diverse and range from pallets to gravel and fertiliser through to wood pellets, the only exception is food intended for human consumption. Due to the still high oxygen fraction (approx. 18 %) in the exhaust gas and almost complete combustion of the gas, the exhaust gas of the microturbine contains only minimum quantities of carbon monoxide and formaldehyde.