Naturally : Biomass heating plant for LfL Grub : Gammel Engineering GmbH

18.08.2020

Naturally : Biomass heating plant for LfL Grub

A nice reference for our bioenergy team: The natural wood heating plant with district heating network for the State Institute for Agriculture in Grub. The objective was to incorporate the existing plant (biogas plant and boiler) into the new concept and to increase the proportion of renewable energies to the maximum by adding 2 natural wood heating plants and setting up a district heating network. A particularly interesting task was the intelligent linking of all system components via modern measurement, control and regulation technology.

Our team developed the project and compared the various options. Once our clients at Bayerische Staatsgüter had decided on the system based on this, we were able to plan the project through all phases and accompany it through to commissioning and fault-free acceptance.

We would like to thank you very much for your trust and for the very good and goal-oriented cooperation!

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