The Glanford Power Station was originally designed as a poultry litter-fired power plant commissioned in 1993, producing power to the British National Grid.
After the foot and mouth epidemic that ravaged the GB, it was necessary to dispose of large amounts of meat and bone meal (MBM). As a result, it was decided to retrofit the plant in order to utilise the MBM as fuel.
The Solutions
The retrofit: 100% MBM-fired power plant
In 1999, AET retrofitted the power plant with a redesigned fuel dosing system, advanced spreader stoker and upgrade of furnace and secondary air system
Additional Information
To obtain more information about this biomass-fired plant and about AET: Contact AET sales.
Boiler:
50 MWth
67 bara
450 °C
Electrical power:
15 MWe
Even after 20 years, the availability of the Glanford Power Station, and its sister plant - Eye Power Station, is very high. Click on the image to view data from OFGEM.
Poultry litter was one of the fuels used at the Glanford plant.
