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metres per hour as well as all the conveying equipment to supply the boiler. Part of this horizontally fed HHQ-Chipper for chipping logs, and a horizontally- fed crushing line for other wood wastes. The storage facility delivered by Andritz is an A-frame structure with a capacity of 20,000 cubic metres of biomass. The as it helps regulate the moisture content of the wood in a range of 37-57 per cent depending on the materials. Each year the mill at Workington uses around 800,000 tons of wood which is roundwood, energy crops, and other biomass, mostly from Scotland and northern England. From the A-frame, the chipped and crushed biomass is transferred into two holding silos before entering the boiler.
The plan was to allow 24 months for the complete project, from to start-up. Crucially there was boiler had to be synchronized to 2013. The pressure was really on. “There was quite a lot of
work to be done before the had to decommission one of our board machines, remove it, and demolish the building to make way for the power plant,” says Timo Nieminen, Workington’s power plant manager. “Then for the new boiler.” As Nieminen recalls, there
around the mill as the deadline
began to loom. “A whole host arriving to concentrate on their part of the project,” he says. “This was a really intriguing part of the project for me, the way
that Spanish, Polish, Swedish, and Finnish technicians – at one and very impressively got the job done.”
boiler took place on 22 December 2012. This was followed by the 2013. “But the really good day came on 15 February 2013 when
Pictured (left to right) in the boiler house are Andritz boiler commissioning engineer Mikko Hänninen; Andritz wood yard technician Manne Koskinen; Workington’s power plant manager Timo Nieminen; and Andritz commissioning engineer Ville Virtanen
March 2014
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