Kita waste-to-energy plant refurbishment, Japan

8th December 2017 By: Sheila Barradas - Creamer Media Research Coordinator & Senior Deputy Editor

Kita waste-to-energy plant refurbishment, Japan

Name of the Project
Kita waste-to-energy plant refurbishment.

Location
The project is located in the City of Sagamihara, in the north-central Kanagawa Prefecture of Japan.

Client
Sagamihara City.

Project Description
The project aims to extend the service life of the Kita waste-to-energy plant to 2036 by refurbishing core components of the plant.

The project is also expected to increase the efficiency of the plant.

The project entails the overhaul of three stoker-type incinerators with a total waste-treatment capacity of 450 t/d and a bulky waste shredder with a capacity of 85 t/d.

Potential Job Creation
Not stated.

Value
Not stated.

Duration
Not stated.

Latest Developments
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental & Chemical Engineering (MHIEC) has received an order from Sagamihara City to refurbish the core components of the Kita waste-to-energy plant. The order covers the replacement and upgrading of superannuated components, including equipment for refuse feeding, incineration, combustion gas cooling, flue gas treatment, ventilation, ash handling and water supply, as well as electrical and other instrumentation.

Energy efficiency will be enhanced through the application of MHIEC’s proprietary New Combustion Control System, which contributes to stable combustion, as well as more efficient ventilation equipment and high-efficiency motors and inverters. In addition, carbon dioxide emissions will be reduced by an estimated 10% a year by increasing the output of the steam turbine to 2 625 kW.

The order is valued at ¥6.3-billion.

Key Contracts and Suppliers
MHIEC (waste-to-energy core component refurbishment).

On Budget and on Time?
Not stated.

Contact Details for Project Information
Sagamihara City tel +81 42 754 1111.