FunderMax Biomasse Energieanlage is a biomass-fired cogeneration plant in Neudörfl, Austria.
The biomass-fired cogeneration plant was built and is operated by the chipboard manufacturing group, FunderMax.
The plant burns uncontaminated wood, waste wood and dust from the chipboard manufacturing.
The cogeneration plant generates thermal oil and power for the chipboard production. Furthermore, the plant can supply district heating for 4,400 households and public buildings.
FunderMax is thereby able to reduce the CO2 emissions in the region by 18,000 tonnes/year. FunderMax strives to protect the environment with numerous measures.
The AET Biomass Boiler was completed and commissioned in 2006.
Very High Availability
Even with the A1 - A4 fuel, the plant is able to operate up to 8,493 hours per year without any manual cleaning, which ensures a stable steam supply for the manufacturing process. In 2013, the availability was 97% (latest available figures).
AET designed, supplied, constructed and commissioned the following scope:
FunderMax uses waste from production processes to produce energy. “We use those biogenic and non-fossil energy sources that have the least impact on the climate in a state-of-the-art manner, thus making an active contribution to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions”: Read more
To obtain more information about this biomass-fired plant and about AET: Contact AET sales.
Boiler:
50 MWth
80 bara
455 °C
Electrical power:
≤10 MWe
Process energy:
≤8 MWto
The FunderMax Biomasse Energieanlage is a biomass-fired CHP plant in Neudörfl, Austria.
The FunderMax biomass-fired CHP plant uses waste wood from the production of plywood as fuel.
