Clean­ing con­trol “made in Ger­many” for waste incin­er­a­tion plant in Dubai

Com­po­nents from HESCH Indus­trie-Elek­tronik con­trol the fil­ter clean­ing in one of the world’s largest Energy-from-Waste (EfW) plants in the United Arab Emi­rates.

Major project in Dubai with par­tic­i­pa­tion from Neustadt: HESCH Indus­trie-Elek­tronik GmbH, spe­cial­ized in inno­v­a­tive solu­tions for indus­trial automa­tion, is a part­ner in a major project of the two gen­eral con­trac­tors Hitachi Zosen Inova and BESIX Group. In one of the world’s largest plants for the gen­er­a­tion of elec­tric­ity from munic­i­pal waste, the HESCH con­trol sys­tem ensures that the flue gas dedust­ing sys­tem func­tions smoothly and thus “keeps the air clean”. Com­pared to com­mer­cially avail­able processes, the clean­ing con­trol sys­tem from HESCH increases process trans­parency and ensures higher avail­abil­ity of the fil­ter sys­tem.

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Inno­v­a­tive HE 5750 clean­ing con­trol

The plant in Dubai for gen­er­at­ing energy from waste con­sists of five lines, each of which uses an HE 5750 clean­ing con­trol sys­tem from HESCH. The mas­ter-slave sys­tem, which is tai­lored to the oper­a­tion of large-scale plants, auto­mates the mon­i­tor­ing processes of the clean­ing valve and fil­ter func­tions, thus ensur­ing the func­tion­al­ity of the plant at all times. The HE 5750 mas­ter coor­di­nates 12 decen­tral­ized HE 5724 valve con­trol units as the cen­tral unit in the CAN net­work. The sen­sors of the inte­grated hose rup­ture mon­i­tor­ing sys­tem con­stantly mon­i­tor the dust load in the clean gas chan­nel of the fil­ter out­let. This allows defec­tive fil­ter ele­ments to be detected quickly. In this way, error-free oper­a­tion is guar­an­teed at all times and, in the event of a hose rup­ture, a mes­sage is gen­er­ated imme­di­ately with the exact posi­tion of the dam­aged hose row. This con­sid­er­ably min­i­mizes the time required to locate a defec­tive fil­ter bag and thus increases the avail­abil­ity and effi­ciency of the sys­tem. The mea­sure­ment and con­trol tech­nol­ogy con­tributed by HESCH for the clean­ing process of the EfW plant is com­pleted by com­po­nents for the exact mea­sure­ment and con­trol of the dif­fer­en­tial pres­sure.

HESCH Abreinigungssteuerung HE 5750

Clean­ing con­trol HE 5750

with up to 1024 valve out­puts

Suc­cess­ful part­ner­ship for alter­na­tive energy gen­er­a­tion

The large-scale Energy-from-Waste plant will be oper­a­tional in 2024 and will then con­vert 5,000 tons of munic­i­pal waste per day into elec­tric­ity for about 120,000 house­holds. “The coop­er­a­tion with Hitachi Zosen Inova runs smoothly hand in hand. We are pleased to be part of this show­case project for renew­able energy sources with our state-of-the-art clean­ing con­trols,” explains Jens Hack­mann, who is respon­si­ble for project man­age­ment for the large-scale plant at HESCH.

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