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      THERMAL ENGINEERING

Gasification and Combustion

TEISLEVenergy presently participates in the development of advanced Technologies for Heat Recovery in Boilers and Gasification plants – including novel applications for Water based Packed Bed scrubbers and heat exchangers. This is carried out in cooperation with an innovative company

Supercritical Water

TEISLEVenergy presently participates in a project with a major manufacturer related to use of water under extreme pressure: A development project aimed at the conversion of waste water sludge (about 200 kg/h) into bio fuel under sub-critical conditions – the project is currently at standby – mainly because of the international financial crisis

 

Misc’l Projects

1.    Participates as technological advisor for a group of (so-called) “Business Angels” aimed at defining Business Ventures

2.    Development of software for the simulation of domestic heat pumps using the soil and ambient air as heat sources

 

Previously

TEISLEVenergy in 2005 – in cooperation with a major UK Off-shore Consulting Engineering Company – designed 6 large (gas engine exhaust heated) cross-flow heat exchangers for adjusting the utility grid temperature of evaporated liquid gas (capacity each about 20 kg/s of gas)

TEISLEVenergy in 2005/6 participated in a process development project aimed at cleaning hazardous contaminants from Waste Water (about 50 kg/h) under supercritical conditions

TEISLEVenergy in 2006/7 – in cooperation with The Technical University of Denmark and a Danish boiler manufacturer carried out a demonstration project aimed at the use of a novel (about 700 kW fuel input) woodchips gasifier technology for powering a gas engine

TEISLEVenergy in 2005/9 – in cooperation with The Technical University of Denmark – developed basic software for simulation of an Updraft Gasifier

TEISLEVenergy in 2007/8 participated in a development project aimed at use of an (about 600 kW fuel input) updraft woodchips gasifier for firing a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Stirling engine based system

TEISLEVenergy in 2009/10 participated in the development of improved Ballast Water Management Technology with a major marine equipment manufacturer

TEISLEVenergy in 2007/ - Development and demonstration of highly advanced technology for combustion and energy recovery (thermal and/or CHP) from biomass fuel based systems. The technology has won several national and international prizes

TEISLEVenergy in 2010/12 – Development of a novel concept for marine freshwater generation

 

EXAMPLES (THERMAL ENGINEERING)

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