Bücker + Essing GmbH products

The safe collection and disposal of landfill gas is a sensitive topic. Released uncontrolled, it represents a health hazard and a danger to the climate and environment. Used wisely, the fuel can be converted into an energy resource. Approximately 150-250m³ of landfill gas is created per ton of decomposed domestic waste. This is chiefly composed of methane, a colourless and odourless gas. When methane content reaches approximately 40%, this gas can be used for power and heat generation in modern co-generation power plants. The resulting gas is drawn out of the landfill via the installed gas wells by means of a vacuum-extraction system. If necessary, the gas is then treated (drained and purified) before being transferred to the gas engines.

Refurbished AT engine, repaired according to RAL-GZ 797. Four-stroke Otto gas engine (190/210 kW). 6 cylinders in line. Turbocharging: Exhaust gas turbocharger with water-cooled turbine housing. Mixture cooler: two-stage mixture cooling with high and low temperature circuit.

Refurbished AT engine, repaired according to RAL-GZ 797. Four-stroke Otto gas engine (250 kW). 8 V-shaped cylinders.Turbocharging: Exhaust gas turbocharger with water-cooled turbine housing.  Mixture cooler: two-stage mixture cooling with high and low temperature circuit.

Refurbished AT engine, repaired according to RAL-GZ 797. Four-stroke Otto gas engine (150 kW). 6 cylinders in line.  Engine cooling: water cooled. Water-cooled exhaust pipe.

Short engine that is “open” on the oil side without cylinder heads and without an oil pan , e.g. B. Mercedes Actros 501 LA as a short block

“Closed” short engine on the oil side with cylinder heads and oil pan , e.g. B. Mercedes Actros 501 LA as a long block