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LOW Nox technology for solar thermal plants
Posted on: 19 / 04 / 2018 | 0 Comentarios
LOW NOx technology for solar thermal power plants. Within the field of renewable energies, E & M Combustion has developed an intense work in R&D&I and already has an important presence in the sector of solar thermal plants, in which Spain is one of the pioneering countries in this type of technologies.
E & M Combustion installs the combustion equipment of the solar thermal plant in Ashalim, Israel
Posted on: 19 / 03 / 2018 | 0 Comentarios
E & M Combustion has supplied five combustion equipment for the Ashalim solar thermal power plant in Israel. The company has started the commissioning works of the plant, which will have a capacity of 121 MW and will be fully operational by mid-2018. It is the seventeenth solar thermal plant in which Spanish engineering specialized in innovative combustion technologies participates.
E & M combustion participates in the modernization of a pineapple processing plant in Thailand
Posted on: 01 / 03 / 2018 | 0 Comentarios
E & M Combustion, Spanish engineering specialized in Combustion Technologies, has launched an industrial burner at the pineapple processing plant in Thai Pineapple Canning Industry Company Limited, known as SAICO, which will allow this Thai company modernize their facilities with new more energy efficient equipment and managed in an automated way.
Burner JBD, designed and manufactured by E&M Combustion
Posted on: 17 / 02 / 2018 | 0 Comentarios
Burner JBD designed and manufactured by E & M Combustion. Burners prepared to overcome high combustion chamber overpressures. The JBD duoblock burners are manufactured between 1,000 and 85,000 KW and are used with all types of liquid and gaseous fuels.
E & M Combustion enters into the world’s largest oil region
Posted on: 24 / 01 / 2018 | 0 Comentarios
Iratxe Bernal (El Correo) .- That Kuwait, one of the largest exporters of crude, renew the equipment of its oil plants is not a great news. That to do it with combustion technology designed and manufactured in Artea, Spain, it is something else. (Photo Pedro Urresti).
