Babcock Noell’s Scrubbers Making Waves
Image: Babcock Noell
Image: Babcock Noell
With two far-reaching events scheduled to take place in the coming weeks, September 2016 will be a special month for Babcock Noell GmbH as the company announced new scrubber installations and its debut at SMM in Hamburg.
In the last couple of months the Würzburg-based company has transferred its know-how of the flue gas desulfurization of land-based expertise of more than 80 realized SOx-Scrubbers into the maritime sector. Currently, a hybrid SOx-Scrubber is installed as a multi-stream system and will be commissioned for a 24000dwt product tanker shipping company Carl Büttner from Bremen. The BNG scrubber fully complies with the latest state-of-the-art scrubber technology.
Secondly, Babcock Noell will make its debut at the SMM 2016 conference and exhibition in Hamburg from September 6-9 (Hall A5, Booth 113). There, the company intends to highlight the efficiency of its scrubber, financing models for projects and the latest technical developments of scrubbers, especially on the subject of wastewater.
Babcock Noell said its business model is based on customized concepts for its clients. The scrubbers are designed according to customers’ request and requirements in different design and individual concepts. In particular, special attention is paid to the issue of waste water treatment. Babcock Noell’s scrubber design is based on 40 years of experience in the SOx, NOx and dust separation.
The company’s technical competence of SOx scrubbers is supported by its business tradition from the power generation sector to deliver turnkey ready projects to its customers. This means for the maritime sector that Babcock Noell also provides the installation of the SOx-Scrubber on the ship on the request of its customers.
