Comprehensive and cost-effective
solution for new plant in Harlingen
Reference – Siemens Power & Process Automation (SPPA)
Instrumentation, Controls & Electrical
SPPA-T3000 Control System
SPPA-E3000 Complete Electrical Package
Service for I&C and Electrical
offer a comprehensive solution for the
new waste incineration plant in Harlingen
– from a single source.
The Result
■ Comprehensive, most
cost-effective solution
■ Full integration into
existing control system
through a multi-unit
concept
■ High availability due
to optimized interface,
process and system
redundancy and a full
service package
The Plant
The Waste Incineration Plant in Harlingen,
Netherlands, owned by REC B.V., was
successfully commissioned in May 2011.
It burns approximately 230,000 tons of
domestic waste per year and generates
120 tons of live steam per hour at 85 bar
and 465 °C, which is exported to the nearby
industrial power generation plant of a salt
production facility.
The Task
A supplier and manufacturer of electrical
and control systems with experience in waste
incineration plants was needed for the new
plant in Harlingen. The specific requirement
was to offer a solution that could also be
integrated into the existing control system
of the power generation plant in the salt
production facility.
Our Solution
SPPA-T3000 Control System offers full
integration via a multi-unit concept for both
the waste incineration plant and the power
generation plant of the salt production facility.
This concept enables integrated control of both
plants and the ability to operate both plants
from all available clients without the need to
login to different servers.
SPPA-E3000 Complete Electrical Package is the
comprehensive turnkey solution for Harlingen,
including all electrical systems from fully
integrated SIL loops and controls for grate
hydraulics, soot blower systems and cloth
filters all the way to building lighting.
The optimized interface structure for electrical
components and third party systems provides
a diagnostic function with transparent alarm
reports, while the use of process and system
redundancy helps to reduce the risk of
unexpected outages. Thus, high plant
availability is ensured.
REC B.V. also ordered a full-service package
for I&C and Electrical entailing support
with corrective maintenance and preventive
maintenance including service for frequency
converters and electrical protection equipment.
Delivering Automation, Electrical and
Service from a single source was the key
for a successful and most cost-effective
project from engineering, installation
and commissioning to maintenance.
“We are very pleased with the
whole project – a comprehensive and cost-effective solution
tailored to our plant.
In particular the multi-unit
concept and the Siemens policy
‘SPPA-T3000 never goes
obsolete’ were convincing.”
Mr. Seerp Bosch,
Power Plant Director REC B.V.
Answers for energy.
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