Rdf-fired combined heat and power plants
Industries with substantial waste streams need efficient and sustainable ways to convert refuse-derived fuel (RDF) into useful heat and power. Conventional methods often fall short, requiring modern, compliance-ready solutions for enhanced energy recovery and emissions control.
Transform waste into renewable energy
The RDF-fired Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant from HoSt is designed to convert refuse-derived fuel into renewable heat, power, and steam. Featuring a robust firing grate and water tube boiler, it handles high chlorine and sulfur content fuels with corrosion-resistant Inconel layers. The plant’s design includes high-pressure steam soot blowers for online cleaning, suitable for high ash-content waste. NO-NOx flue gas cleaning technology ensures compliance with strict emission standards. It supports particle sizes up to 250mm, ideal for fuels like RDF, SRF, waste wood, and sludge. The modular design facilitates rapid installation, with energy production starting within 1.5 years of contract signing. This technology is compliant with the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED), Best Available Techniques (BAT), and BREF standards.
Benefits
- High plant availability (>96%)
- Short lead time (1.5 years)
- Handles high ash-content fuels
- Reduces natural gas dependency
- Meets stringent emission standards