FLSmidth on the way to deliver 86% fuel substitution for Bursa Çimento

Alternative fuel is the focal point of an FLSmidth engineering and procurement order from Turkish cement producer Bursa Çimento.
Concrete Plants, Equipment & Applications / December 14, 2020
By Guy Woodford
Bursa Çimento is expecting to harvest significant sustainability and productivity gains thanks to its investment in a fully integrated clinker line from FLSmidth

With a fully integrated clinker line from the Danish company – ranging from crusher to the clinker cooler – Bursa Çimento is expecting to harvest significant sustainability and productivity gains.

Situated in north-western Turkey, work at Bursa’s local site is underway with production from the new line set to start at the end of 2022. The order includes, among other equipment, FLSmidth’s HOTDISC Combustion Device, which will help increase the substitution rate to 86%, the highest in Turkey.

“The modernisation of our Bursa site is a strategic investment, providing us with a more competitive cost base. But just as important is the entire upgrade which focuses on reducing emissions and power consumption. In this way, we are proactively mitigating future possible environmental regulation,” explains Osman Nemli, general manager at Bursa Çimento. “Process knowledge and superior equipment has been key to achieving the targets of this modernisation and FLSmidth has been a trusted partner in that process,” Nemli adds.

“We are very excited to bring yet another HOTDISC to Turkey – the third overall,” says Ebrahim Honar, FLSmidth’s head of Sales in North-Eastern Africa & Turkey. “The complete Bursa project clearly illustrates a global trend in sustainability upgrades where comprehensive process knowledge and perfect product integration are essential,“ Honar concludes.

Apart from the FLSmidth HOTDISC, the project includes MissionZero flagship products such as the OKTM Raw Mill, a ROTAX-2 kiln, Pfister feeders and all new air pollution process filters.
 

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