Delivery of centrifugal separator for Tauhara geothermal plant, NZ

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Nasdaq-listed  CECO Environmental Corp. (CECE), announced its Southeast Asia operations have delivered its CECO Peerless-branded multi-cyclone scrubber centrifugal separators for the world’s largest single-shaft geothermal power turbine (over 125 MW), located in Tauhara on New Zealand’s North Island. CECO Peerless, the market leader for geothermal separators and scrubbers in Asia, was awarded the multi-million-dollar contract earlier this year and the project is scheduled to be completed in 2023.

The multi-cyclone technology removes moisture from steam in order to achieve the highest quality steam dryness of 99.98 percent, which is required for the steam turbine. The solution provides low total cost of ownership with high efficiency fluid removal, ensuring maximum protection and increased operational efficiency of the turbine.

“Geothermal power is an environmentally friendly solution for energy production, but the wellhead steam requires specific solutions to protect the turbine and adjust for fluctuating conditions,” said David Barker, managing director of emerging markets, CECO Environmental. “CECO Peerless is one of the few leaders that can design, engineer and manufacture these advanced solutions to meet or exceed the customer’s technical specifications and also New Zealand’s codes and regulations. I am very proud of our Singapore-based operations who led this important project.”

The geothermal energy sector represents just one example of strong international growth markets in clean energy that CECO Environmental is well positioned to serve. More information on the separators can be found by visiting: https://www.cecoenviro.com/multi-cyclone-scrubber-centrifugal-separator-peerless.

Source: Company release/ PR Newswire