The differentiated advantage of a CFBC boiler is that the formation of both NOx and SOx within the combustion chamber is very low. Not only does this prevent environmental pollution, but it also provides an economical advantage to the power plant owner.
The ability to combust different types of fuel allows for a wider choice of fuel supplier and simplifies mixing fuel. Hyundai Heavy Industries Power Systems holds ample results in projects for CFBC boilers combusting coal, Lignite, Biomass, and Petcoke. As the top boiler company in the industry, and with our own CFBC technology, Hyundai Heavy Industries Power Systems will continue to set new records in cost reduction, operating time, efficiency, credibility, and exhaustion.
Providing excellent solutions to customers with reliable CFBC Technology & EPC services since 1984. (Domestic 20, Overseas 18 Projects)
Description | Number of Project Performed | Remark |
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Technology License with a Foreign Company | 20 | 1984~2003 |
HPS Own Technology | 18 | 2004~Present |
Total | 38 |
Capabilities to provide combined CFBC packages : Technology, boiler manufacturing, and EPC services.
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Know-hows to customize various fuels
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Design capabilities based on experienced and qualified in-house engineers
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Applying 3D design to every step
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Using CFD
Stress Analysis
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Utilizing efficient layout and easy installation
• End User : Fauji Fertilizer Bin Qasim Limited, Pakistan
• Site : Karachi, Pakistan
• Capacity : Steam 250 t/h x 2
• Fuel : Bit. Coal
• Operation : 2018
• End User : EnerjiSA, Turkey
• Site : Tufanbeyli, Turkey
• Capacity : Steam SH 460, RH 430 t/h x 3
• Fuel : Lignite
• Operation : 2015
Biomass Boilers are an important part of eco-friendly power plants that generate electricity by utilizing vegetable resources such as waste wood, straw, etc. Biomass fuels are types of fuels that produce significantly fewer pollutants than petroleum fuel, thus helping to improve air pollution conditions and responding to the international society's moves to regulate carbon dioxide emissions. HPS leads the green power generation business through the self-development of CFBC Boilers suitable for biomass fuel characteristics.
Petcoke boilers use petcoke fuel, which is an oil-refining byproduct created from the DCU process, to generate power through the CFBC boilers. HPS has a number of deliveries overseas, including the supply of four Petcoke boilers to Hyundai Oilbank. Currently, about 250 Refinery Plants in the world are producing petcoke and HPS has a plan to develop 20 businesses over five years.