Projects

This CHP is the second one on foreign ground for this customer. The project encompassed the exchange of the existing condensing steam turbine for a back pressure version, including the addition of a double fired back-up boiler and the balance of plant.

Previous Next More than a turbine and a recovery boiler We did not just propose a simple combination of a turbine and a recovery boiler. Instead, we first listened to the issues the customer wanted to solve, and it soon became apparent they suffered from power cuts and reduced reliability of their old fashioned boiler house. Additionally, disruptions in the steam production resulted in day-long overall production stops because of the nature of the process. When diving deeper into that…

As market leader in the production of phosphate, this company works around the clock. Yet, the company needed a system that still performed efficiently when undergoing regular down times. Enter: the CallensVyncke CHP solutions!

CHP at maximum capacity. The capacity of the 5,6 MWe CHP system was brought to new heights by modifying to produce 65 tons of steam on the flue gas side.

The new energy supply network for this company was built by uniting the powers of the entire Callens group.

Yes to a continuous flow of steam, no to disruption Next to sustainable sources of energy, a continuous stream of energy without disruptions is one the company’s main priorities.

A beautiful opportunity to optimize companies’ energy network should never go to waste. Beauvent is a cooperation specialized in wind power, solar power and heating grids, and together we can go even further for an energy transition with impact. By joining forces, we can both take further steps for an energy transition with impact.

From last breath to unstoppable power The previous installation was about to draw its last breath. To give the customer a complete peace of mind again, we opted for a gas turbine equipped with an HRSG and a back-up boiler.

Cogeneration helps upgrade sewage waste to biodiesel This internationally renowned customer enjoys the benefits of cogeneration for the production of biodiesel on his new plant.

The new plant will focus on the production of both fries and potato flakes. The production itself asks a high amount of heat in the form of steam while the frozen storage, on the other hand, asks a lot of electricity. A combination that lead to a perfect match with the CallensVyncke expertise!

This famous Belgian brewery was expanding its activities and their energy demands, preferably sustainable energy, increased.. Since the production plant is located near the city center, low noise levels are of great importance.