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Product category: Power Supplies and Uninterruptible Power Supplies
News Release from: Peter Brotherhood
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 14 January 2003

Turbine to power up sugar mill from
waste

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Peterborough-based specialist turbine manufacture Peter Brotherhood has won a GBP 1.2 million contract to supply a steam turbo-alternator set to Mtibwa Sugar Mill in Tanzania.

Peterborough-based specialist turbine manufacture Peter Brotherhood has won a GBP 1.2 million contract to supply a steam turbo-alternator set to Mtibwa Sugar Mill in Tanzania - increasing the total number of Peter Brotherhood systems used at the mill to seven The new back-pressure turbine will have the highest electrical power output of those at the mill and will be one of the largest systems installed in a sugar processing factory in Tanzania

It will generate 9MW of electricity from steam created from burning bagasse, the waste material left after the processing of sugar cane.

The electricity generated will be used to power the mill and the exhaust steam will be used in the sugar refining process - making it a particularly 'environmentally friendly' form of power generation.

The turbine will be supplied complete with a gearbox oil system and control panel and will be delivered during the second quarter of 2003.

Engineers from Peter Brotherhood will install and commission the system.

Peter Brotherhood delivered its first turbo alternator set to Mtibwa Mill in 1977 and has continued to provide equipment to the factory as it has been extended and modernised.

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