Renova is handling 560,000 tons of waste per year and the main part of the garbage comes from ten municipalities in the Gothenburg region and it is being transported by truck to the incinerators.
The flue gases from the combustion process are cleaned in several stages and are well within the EU requirements when emitted.
In November 2017 an open public procurement for 4 analyzer systems was published and all gas analysis suppliers received an official request. After the supplier assessment process ABB was chosen.
The order was settled in February 2018 and delivery of the first (out of four) ACF5000 analyzer was carried through in May 2018. The four ACF5000 analyzers were delivered one at the time, every 4 weeks.
What are the main benefits with ABB and the ACF5000 emission monitoring systems?
We ask Mr Jan Skåhlberg, Instrumentation & Power and Mr Mikael Strand, Project leader, who concordantly express their opinion about ABB’s analyzer installations:
"We made a re-investment for all 4 analyzer systems. The old analyzers had fallen for the age line and before we also had different lab-like analyzer suppliers. We came to the conclusion that it is better and more practical with one single supplier for the 4 analyzer systems. And then for example use the same spare parts for all analyzer systems."
"Technically the ACF5000 works very well with accurate measurements and we are very satisfied with the performance of the ABB-installations."
"The benefit we’ve seen with ACF5000 is the robustness, reliability and overall stability including the very stable simultaneous measurements of 15 gas components, including CH4, CO2, HCl, NH3, NO, SO2, H2O, CO, O2."