Energy
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See where and how PR devices can be used in a coal-fired power plant.
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2. Vaporizor 3. Limestone 5. Desulfurization SO2 scrubber 6. Fly ash |
7. Electrostatic precicpitator (ESP) 8. Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) 9. Boilers 11. Coal bunkers 12. Generator 13. Steam turbine |
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Examples - devices used in the energy industry |
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Customer statements:
"As the Lead C&I Engineer at Cockenzie Power Station I have used PR electronics modules for several years and they are a cost effective replacement for many of our existing systems and I also use them on new installations. They have been very reliable and are easily configured.”
– Fraser Gordon, Cockenzie Power Station, Scotland.
“We decided to choose the products of PR electronics because of the user-friendliness, together with the distinct data sheets. Swift delivery and good technical support also played a part in the decision-making process.”
– Hans Venema, Teamleader Maintanance, Eemscentrale, Electrabel Nederland n.V., the Netherlands.
“We use PR electronics’ modules because they are universal, reliable and easy to program, and because of the competent technical advising and short delivery time.”
– Jean-Luc Vandevelde, Instrumentation Technician at the EDF Power Station in Porcheville, France.
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Danish CHP station achieved stable temperature signal surveillance in the boiler room – also at 60˚C.
The members of the maintenance team at Fyn Power Station were fed up getting error messages and false system alarms from one of the boiler’s temperature surveillance systems. The problem occurred when the ambient temperature approached 60˚C. The solution to the problem did not seem straight-forward, but after a talk with one of PR’s sales engineers they decided to do a test set-up with PR 3111 isolated TC converters – and that solved the problem … also at 60˚C .
