Energy equipment · Steam, power & plant integration
Used Industrial Energy Equipment
Explore documented used steam turbines, turbine-generator packages and industrial steam boilers. Compare the main duties, review each technical page and request the equipment file for your project.
Each offer has a dedicated technical page and enquiry form. The Omnical boiler is a component of the CHP package, so the two references describe the same plant at different levels of scope.
Back-pressure turbine-generator package with Siemens generator and Renk TB-800 gearbox. A compatible high-pressure steam source is assessed separately.
Standardkessel HD 0601-12 boiler with two Weishaupt dual-fuel burners and a documented economizer. Original manual, drawings and photographs are available for review.
Compact back-pressure turbine-generator package for evaluating power recovery from an industrial steam system, with original technical drawings and photographs.
Documented output: 265 kWType: Back-pressureTurbine model: ETT FT5
Inlet pressure differs between datasheet and nameplate; verify the operating limits during technical review.
Off-market equipment opportunities. Current availability, condition, inspection access and final supply boundaries are confirmed before purchase. Supplied photographs document the equipment; they do not establish its present operating status.
Compare the documented duties
Turbine power, boiler duty and steam capacity describe different quantities. Use this overview to shortlist equipment, then review the detailed specifications and your receiving-site requirements.
Define the required inspection, dismantling, match-marking, packing, export and installation support for the equipment concerned.
Questions about used energy equipment
Which used energy equipment is listed?
The section lists a Siemens SST-300 turbine-generator package, a 1 MW CHP plant package, its Omnical boiler component, a Standardkessel 20 t/h gas/oil boiler and an ETT 265 kW back-pressure turbine-generator. The Omnical boiler reference is part of the CHP plant rather than an additional independent plant.
How do I choose a suitable steam turbine?
Compare available steam pressure, temperature and flow with the turbine requirements, then assess exhaust/process-steam demand, electrical connection and operating profile. A project-specific steam balance and integration review establish the technical fit.
Do the turbine packages include a boiler?
The Siemens documentation covers a turbine-generator package and requires a suitable steam source to be assessed separately. The 1 MW CHP documentation includes a boiler and plant auxiliaries. The ETT offer is a turbine-generator package. Confirm the final supply list for the selected reference.
Can I request the CHP boiler as a separate component?
MR00038-B identifies the Omnical boiler within CHP package MR00038. Separate supply is discussed on request and depends on confirmation of the agreed plant and component scope.
How is current condition and availability verified?
Request the latest condition information, available records and inspection arrangements for the chosen reference. Current availability, inspection access and final supply boundaries are subject to confirmation and prior sale.
Can Maria Roboter support dismantling, export and integration?
Maria Roboter can define an equipment-specific scope for technical review, dismantling and match-marking, packing and export logistics. Receiving-site installation and integration support can be discussed for the project.
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