14:29 Sep 4, 2017 |
Dutch to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Energy / Power Generation / Green Power / biomass | |||||||
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4 | steam supply; steam production; branching off of steam |
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steam supply; steam production; branching off of steam Explanation: Since Riesling politely declined, I will post my second try, this time having properly read Asker's question. For details see my Ref. comment and Discussion entries. |
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Reference: refs Reference information: Asker's context: http://www.agro-chemie.nl/artikelen/groeikansen-in-groene-ch... Groene energie Kats: ‘Het Chemiecluster Eemsdelta is erg energie-intensief en een groot deel van de energievoorziening is al afkomstig uit groene bronnen. Kijk maar hoeveel windmolens er in de regio staan. Maar neem ook de biomassacentrale Bio Golden Raand van Eneco en de EEW centrale in Delfzijl. Eneco maakt haar centrale momenteel geschikt om naast groene stroom ook stoom te leveren en EEW heeft reeds in 2009 stoomuitkoppeling mogelijk gemaakt.’ -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 17 hrs (2017-09-05 08:25:18 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- taking Eneco's "Bio Golden Raand" (mentioned in Asker's question) biomass plant as an example: "Minister Kamp commences operation of Eneco bio-steam supply (17.02.2017) On Monday, February 13th, the steam supply facility of the Eneco Bio Golden Raand (BGR) plant was officially inaugurated by Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs, Henk Kamp. The BGR plant has been in operation since 2013, as biomass plant for the production of sustainable electricity. Eneco recently upgraded the plant for the production of green steam, for their customer AkzoNobel. The plant now produces twice as much sustainable energy from the same amount of biomass, thus contributing to national energy goals. The project consisted of two phases. Phase one involved expansion of the existing steam line system. Tebodin was part of the integrated construction team, together with executive parties and stakeholders of Eneco. In phase two, the integration of the new steam turbine was engineered: a challenging project - engineering under high time-constraints, with appropriate risk management." (http://www.tebodin.bilfinger.com/news/news/news-detail/artic... ) i.e. "steam supply" and/or "steam production" |
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