The WtX plant to the east of the Scottish capital Edinburgh treats the region’s municipal and industrial waste and generates electricity for around 32,000 households. A distinctive feature of the facility is its dry flue gas treatment unit downstream of the combustion process, which enables further energy recovery as well as reducing water consumption. The plant is part of the ambitious Zero Waste Scotland project.
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Millerhill RERC, Edinburgh, UK
About the Project
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Solution
Powering 32,000 households
Facts:
Equipped with an air-cooled Kanadevia Inova reciprocating grate
Fuel: municipal and industrial waste with reduced metal content, substitute fuels
Number of lines: 1
Boiler design: six-pass boiler
Flue gas treatment: dry flue gas treatment with DyNOR™ and Kanadevia Inova XeroSorp
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