BIOS BIOENERGIESYSTEME GmbH services

Aims of QM for biomass heating plants The substantial aims of the QM system cover the professional design, planning and construction of the biomass plant and the district heating network. The most important quality aims are: reliable, low-maintenance operation high efficiency and low heat distribution losses low emissions at all boiler operating conditions precise control system adapted to different load conditions long-term profitability of the project QM expertise at BIOS BIOS can and will make an important contribution to the quality assurance of new projects. Its quality manager Alfred Hammerschmid has long years of experience in the planning, implementation and optimisation of biomass district heating and CHP plants. The expertise in monitoring and optimisation gathered in a wide range of successfully implemented projects provides an outstanding potential for the integration of quality management in the establishment and expansion of biomass heating plants.

Plant monitoring is the detailed evaluation of the performance of overall plants as well as of single plant components. In biomass heating and biomass CHP plants as well as biogas plants monitoring represents an important basis for process optimisation, especially during the start up phase and the first year of operation but also as a basis for trouble shooting. At BIOS plant monitoring is generally based on three different approaches: - long term monitoring of biomass heating plants, biomass CHP plants and biogas plants - dedicated test runs with accompanying plant monitoring at biomass heating plants, biomass CHP plants and biogas plants - CFD-aided simulation of furnaces and boilers based on the data gained from test runs as well as mass and energy balancing over the plant