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    This document discusses Spilling, a manufacturer of steam engines, turbines, and combined heat and power (CHP) systems based in Hamburg, Germany. It was founded in 1889 and produces modular steam engines up to 1,500 kW as well as single and multi-stage steam turbines up to 5,000 kW for decentralized cogeneration applications. The document provides examples of Spilling systems installed in waste-to-energy plants and biomass district heating facilities and emphasizes the high part-load performance of its steam engines.

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    This document discusses Spilling, a manufacturer of steam engines, turbines, and combined heat and power (CHP) systems based in Hamburg, Germany. It was founded in 1889 and produces modular steam engines up to 1,500 kW as well as single and multi-stage steam turbines up to 5,000 kW for decentralized cogeneration applications. The document provides examples of Spilling systems installed in waste-to-energy plants and biomass district heating facilities and emphasizes the high part-load performance of its steam engines.

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    This document discusses Spilling, a manufacturer of steam engines, turbines, and combined heat and power (CHP) systems based in Hamburg, Germany. It was founded in 1889 and produces modular steam engines up to 1,500 kW as well as single and multi-stage steam turbines up to 5,000 kW for decentralized cogeneration applications. The document provides examples of Spilling systems installed in waste-to-energy plants and biomass district heating facilities and emphasizes the high part-load performance of its steam engines.

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    This document discusses Spilling, a manufacturer of steam engines, turbines, and combined heat and power (CHP) systems based in Hamburg, Germany. It was founded in 1889 and produces modular steam engines up to 1,500 kW as well as single and multi-stage steam turbines up to 5,000 kW for decentralized cogeneration applications. The document provides examples of Spilling systems installed in waste-to-energy plants and biomass district heating facilities and emphasizes the high part-load performance of its steam engines.

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    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Combined Heat and Power with


    Spilling Steam Power Plants

    Green CHP-Technologies
    Bruxelles / Belgium
    05.11.2007

    Dipl.-Ing. Christof Fleischmann


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Spilling: Company Information

     Engine, Turbine and CHP Manufacturer

     Location: Hamburg

     Founded in 1889

     Product Lines: Steam Engines


    Steam Turbines
    Steam Compressors
    Gas Expanders
    PowerTherm Micro CHP
    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Spilling´s Program: Decentralized Cogen Equipment


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Cogeneration with Spilling Steam Engine


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Optimal Use of Energy with CHP

    ~15-25 % Boiler Losses

    ~ 5 - 15% Power
    100 % ~ 70-80 %
    Fuel Energy
    Energy ~ 60 - 70 % Heat
    Utilization

    Other Losses

    Sankey Diagram of Biomass Steam CHP-Plant


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    The Spilling Steam Engine: Modular Design


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    The Spilling Steam Engine

    Key Figures and Facts

     Power Output up to ~ 1.500 kW

     Steam Flow Rates up to ~ 40 t/h

     Live Steam Pressures ~ 6 to 60 bar

     Back Pressures up to ~ 20 bar


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Spilling Steam Engine

    Animation Steam Engine


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Spilling Steam Engines: High Part Load Performance

    100

    Spec. Steam consumption [%]


    75
    [%]

    160
    50 140
    Capacity

    120
    25 100
    80
    0
    0 25 50 75 100
    Throughput
    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Spilling Steam Turbines Type STS and STM

    Key Figures and Facts

     Single Stage and Multi Stage Axial Turbines

     Power Output up to ~ 5,000 kW

     Live Steam Conditions up to 80 bar / 500 °C

     Outlet Conditions Back Pressure / Vacuum

     Option for Steam Extraction or Bleeding


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Example 1

    2003

    Wood Waste Incineration


    Plant

    District Heating and


    Process Steam Supply
    for a Sawmill

    El. Output: 230 kW

    Heat Delivery: 2.000 kW

    Live Steam Data: 3,5 t/h / 15 bar


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Example 2

    2004

    Bio Sludge Incineration


    Plant

    Exhaust Steam
    Utilization for Boiler
    Feed Water Preheating

    El. Output: 514 kWel

    Live Steam Data: 11 t/h / 8 bar / Saturated

    Steam Outlet Pressure: 0,5 bar


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Example 3

    2007

    Steam Turbine
    STM – B - 3

    Cogeneration Plant
    for District Heating
    with
    Municipal Waste
    Fired Boiler

    El. Output: 1,000 kWel

    Live Steam Data: 14.1 t/h / 21 bar / 320 °C

    Steam Outlet Pressure: 1 barg


    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Spilling Partner in Belgium:

    G.V.C.T.
    Mr. Windels
    Rue D. Verdonck 70
    B - 1070 Anderlecht

    Phone: +32 – (0) 2 – 52 245 43


    Fax: +32 – (0) 2 – 52 113 15
    Email: [email protected]
    Spilling Steam Power: Engines and Turbines

    Thank you very much


    for your attention!

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