Fluidized Bed Equipment Supplied In Canada

Fluidized bed technology offers the advantage of reduced NOx and SO2 emissions by allowing the control of bed temperature and using reagents such as limestone as bed material. Additional benefits include the ability to use fuels such as biomass or waste fuels which are difficult to burn in conventional boiler ...

Metso"s Automation business line, through 30 years of experience, is a leader in the control and management of FBB combustion, energy generation and emission control processes. We have met and exceeded customers" expectations and provided results in both greenfield plants and retrofits worldwide. Our proven experience range from the very small units to world’s largest supercritical FBB ...

B&W's bubbling fluid bed (BFB) technology is ideal for repowering an existing facility, recovery boiler conversions, or when changing fuel or firing techniques of an existing power boiler. Typical fuels include primary and secondary sludge, bark and woodwaste, coal and tire derived fuel. ...

The CFB Gasifier is a Circulating Fluidized Bed (CFB) reactor developed by Metso. It is a robust and proven process for utilising wide range of fuels from peat and biofuels to different waste fractions. It can be applied to substitute oil, natural gas or other fossil fuels in industrial furnaces like limekilns, or to substitute coal, peat or other fossil fuels in ...

Carrier conventional fluid beds are designed to dry and/or cool a variety of products without the aid of ...

Flash drying is an inexpensive solution to drying powders and granular materials, and is designed for high moisture materials with a constant-rate drying zone. Carrier’s industrial flash dryer systems can use higher gas temperatures, versus other dryer types, because the material retention time is very short. Flash drying is accomplished with a large quantity of gas and active heat ...

The Tornesh dryer is an innovative drying device combining many of the benefits of fluid bed and flash drying. Carrier Tornesh dryers can process wet solids ranging from 1 micron up to one-half inch diameter. In a short time, the dryer discharges wet materials as dried product. There is no adhesion of powders after the drying process, therefore grade changes occur ...