Plate Heat Exchanger at Lonsdale Energy Corporation
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
The following photos of equipments (which include plate heat exchangers) and information are taken/supplied by Mr. Douglas Dunn from BCExplorer.org. Thanks for contributing/sharing.
It is about a system operated by Lonsdale Energy Corporation, a subsidiary of the City of North Vancouver BC, Canada. Lonsdale Energy Corporation or LEC is a wholly owned city of North Vancouver corporation working in partnership with Terasen Utility Services to deliver energy services to the Lower Lonsdale area of North Vancouver.
In 2004, the City retained the services of the Lonsdale Energy Corporation and their operating partners to provide a district energy service as part of its ongoing commitment to sustainability. The Lonsdale Energy Corporation (LEC) is a state-of-the-art heating system that delivers high efficiency energy to its customers. It uses a series of boiler mini-plants to circulate hot water and heat the buildings that are connected to the LEC system.
There are several units of plate heat exchangers in the company. All of the plate and frame units are manufactured by a Canadian based company called Armstrong. Armstrong also have branches in UK, USA, Australia, India and China. Check out the equipments utilized by LEC:
These 4 units provide Domestic Heating for Commercial and Residential buildings in the complex, they are equipped with flow monitors used to bill the customers for usage. The plate and frame heat exchangers are very clean and well managed.
This unit is connected to the primary loop for the boilers, as well as the district distribution network. The boilers are designed to use a variety of clean-burning fuels allowing LEC the opportunity to switch to more economical fuel sources.
Pictures of the boilers that feed these heat exchangers (Viessmann Vertomat Condensing Boiler).
System pumps (centrifugal) utilized in the project
Large Plate and Frame Exchanger (Orange hard hat covering pipe connection)Check out the a video explaining the system...
Labels: Equipments, Heat Exchanger, Learning Curve, Pump
posted by Kipas Repair JB @ 9:34 PM,
2 Comments:
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At Monday, March 03, 2008,
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hi...En zaki.. i'm a chemical engineering student from UKM. I would like to ask a question that is not related to heat exchanger. i was involved in a project named " benzoic acid production plant". i browse through the internet many days, but still can't get the PFD(process flow diagram)and detail of a benzoic acid plant.This trouble me in the next step in designing utilities such as HE in the plant.Mind u recommend me any websites or books that i can go through to search for this information .? thx...
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