Wednesday, May 29, 2019
Energy emitted from Wood, may be now properly controlled by advanced combustion controlling system from Sugimat. The brand is known for producing industrial heaters for years and combustion equipment, now with the innovative Artificial Vision, the project focuses at optimising the performance of the furnace, to achieve better control and efficient combustion control.
With headquarters in Spain, Sugimat spent more than 40 years is producing tailor-made projects to meet requirements of the customers. The company outshines in designing, constructing and installing turnkey solutions using renewable energies. Its portfolio covers ORC (Organic Rankine Cycle) systems for complete plants, thermal oil boilers, waste-to-energy plants and biomass-fired energy plants. Over the years, Sugimat has completed more than 3,000 installations in 28 countries in fields ranging from chemicals to solar thermal technology and biomass.
At LIGNA 2019, Hall 26, Stand F58/1 the company is showcasing its pioneering Artificial Vision development project, which is on the brink of going to market and is ultimately designed to function as a self-management system for biomass furnaces. The project builds on Sugimat’s mission to continuously channel state-of-the-art technologies into optimizing the combustion process in furnaces, which includes improving their response to varying energy and fuel demands. Artificial Vision represents a determined endeavour to spearhead a new, improved means of controlling combustion to fine-tune the performance of furnaces. The method also reduces the time generally required for monitoring plants and can be tailored to suit specific needs. The first Artificial Vision prototypes are already up and running successfully at the Garnica Plywood plants in France and Gatwick Airport in the United Kingdom.
Tags: biomass furnaces, Hannover, innovative Artificial Vision, ligna, Sugimat
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