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Air Products Corp.- 1,440 kilowatt BP Series installation in Pasedena,Texas manufacturing facility. The turbine utilizes 134,700 pph of 500 psig steam to produce electricity plus 175 psig steam for process requirements.
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Amoco Oil Co. – 350 kilowatt BP Series installation in Riverton, Wyoming. The turbine utilizes 15,800 pph of 700 psig steam to produce electricity plus 50 psig steam for process requirements. The system includes a 480 volt induction generator.
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Aristokraft (a division of American Brands) – 825 kilowatt BP+C Series system with 480 volt induction generator installed at a furniture manufacturing facility in Tennessee. This system uses 34,000 pph of 225 psig steam from a wood waste-fired boiler to produce electricity plus 15 psig steam for dry kilns and plant heating.
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Bell-Gates Lumber Co. – 75 kilowatt installation in Vermont based sawmill utilizes 5,000 pph of 125 psig steam from a wood waste-fired boiler to produce electricity plus 10 psig steam for heating and dry kilns. System allows automatic venting for maximum power production when excess fuel is available and plant electrical demand is high.
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Bertch Cabinet. – 279 kilowatt BP+C Series system with induction generator installed at a cabinet manufacturing facility in Iowa. This system uses 15,525 pph of 125 psig steam from a wood waste-fired boiler to produce electricity plus 12 psig steam for heating and cooling a manufacturing building. The system includes an air-cooled condenser for maximizing power production when excess fuel is available and plant electrical demand is high.
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Brattleboro kiln Dry & Milling Co. – 380 kilowatt BP Series installation in Vermont kiln drying firm utilizes 225 psig steam from wood waste-fired boiler to produce electricity plus 15 psig steam for dry kilns and plant heating.
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Celanese Mexicana – 200 kilowatt BP Series system with 480 Volt synchronous generator provides stand-alone power for a chemical plant in Veracruz, Mexico. The turbine utilizes 10,800 pph of 600 psi & 7500F steam with a 75 psig turbine exhaust pressure. Controls are provided LO allow the system co follow isolated electrical loads.
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CPCU- St- Exupery – 1388 kW BP Series installation at Paris district heating plant. The system tilizes 20 tons/hour (44,100 pph) of 10 barG (145 psig) steam reduced to 0.3 barG (4.35 psig) in a steam-to-hot-water heat exchanger.
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CPCU – Ivry - 1,578 kilowatt BP Series installation at Paris district heating plant. The system utitizes 20 ton/hour (44,100 pph) of 18.6 barG (270 psig) steam reduced to 0.6 barG (8.7 psig) and exhausted to a dearator in a large boiler facility.
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CPCU – Bercy - 49 kilowatt BP Series installation at Paris district heating company’s headquarters. This installation features the new BP-5O small turbine system, generating 49 kW with 1.4 tons/hour (3,000 pph) of 10 barG (145 psig) steam reduced to 0.3 barG psig) and exhausted to a steam-to-hot-water heat exchanger.
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College of Wooster – 375 kilowatt BP Series installation with 4160 volt induction generator at Ohio college. This innovative system reduces 23,500 pph of 170 psig steam to 25 psig for campus district heating, and includes an automatic multivalve inlet assembly system (replacing conventional single inlet and manual hand valves) to improve electricity production under partial steam flow conditions.
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Concord Steam – 1,500 kilowatt BP Series installation at Concord, New Hampshire district heating plant. The system utilizes 50,000 pph of 600 psig, 750 0F steam reduced to 70 psig for district heating loads, and includes a 2400 volt synchronous paralleling generator.
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County of Cape Breton – 2,500 kilowatt multistage condensing C Series system with volt synchronous generator in Nova Scotia. The turbine will utilize 33,000 pph of 250 psig steam from a municipal incineration plant. A water-cooled condenser is included which is designed to operate at exhaust pressure 13 psig.
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CPC International – 900 kilowatt BP Series installation at corn processing facility in Winston-Salem, North Carolina utilizes 50,000 pph of 145 psig, 3850F steam and reduces it to 15 psig for process requirements. The system includes a 480 volt synchronous generator and a Bentley Nevada temperature monitoring system.
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Distiladora Dc Alcoholes & Rones, S.A – 1,750 kilowatt synchronous paralleling system designed to supply process steam to an alcohol distillery and provide electricity to a manufacturing plant complex in Guatemala. This system utilizes 45,000 pph of 600 psig, superheated (7500F) steam reduced to 20 psig and is designed to parallel with the local utility and also supply emergency power when utility power is unavailable.
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District Energy St. Paul – 900 kilowatt BP Series synchronous paralleling installation at Minnesota district heating replaces 150 psig to 5 psig pressure reducing station on 43,000 pph main. System is also capable of providing emergency power during utility outages.
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E.I.duPont de Nemours & Co. – 512 kilowatt BP Series installation in Cape Fear, North Carolina textile fibers plant. The system includes a 480 volt induction generator and replaces a 700 psig to 65 psig pressure reducing station on a 25,000 pph process steam line.
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E.I.du Pont de Nernours & Co. – 249 kilowait BP Series installation in Cape Fear, North Carolina. This system will utilize 24,800 pph of 65 psig steam reduced to 15 psig for absorption chilling equipment.
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E.I.du Pont de Nemours & Co. – 435 kilowatt BPSeries installation in Memphis chemical plant- The system includes a 480 volt induction generator and replaces a 170 psig to 30 psig pressure reducing station on a 28,000 pph process steam line.
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E.I.du Pont de Nemours & Co. – 929 kilowatt BP Series installation at Nashville manufacturing plant. The system includes a 2300 volt induction generator and is designed to reduce 40,000 pph of 175 psig/5000F steam to 10 psig for process requirements.
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General Electric – 2,036 kilowatt Dual EP Series installation at GE Plastics facility in Alabama. This system reduces 200,000 pph of steam from 430 psig to 180 psig with two single stage turbines connected to a common double-shafted 4160 volt induction generator.
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Halla Engineering & Heavy
Industries, Pusan City Project – 1,100
kilowatt BP Series synchronous paralleling system at a
municipal incineration plant reduces 38,300 pph from 284
psig to 4 psig.
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Halla Engineering & Heavy Industries, Chang Won City Project – 700 kilowatt BP Series synchronous paralleling system at a Korean municipal incineration plant reduces 24,000 pph from 227 psig to 4 psig.
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Marcel Lauzon - 335 kilowatt BP+C Series synchronous stand-alone system at a sawmill in Quebec, Canada. This system uses 17,000 pph of 225 psig steam from a wood waste-fired boiler to provide electricity to a new boiler plant plus 15 psig steam to kilns. The system includes an air-cooled condenser for maximizing power production when excess fuel is available and plant electrical demand is high.
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Monson Development Center – 157 kW system with 480 V generator is installed at a hospital replaces a pressure reducing valve for space heating. This system reduces 15,000 pph of steam from 190 psig to 40 psig.