M+W Zander on the Hanover fair large with 5.40 Fresnel solar collector meters

On the Hanover of this year fair (21 until 25 April 2008) the plant farmer presents M+W Zander solutions for the efficient use of regenerativ energies (27, A33/2 resounds). An emphasis on the community conditions with NOVATEC BioSol is thereby the Solarthermie. That shows up already in the optical organization of the conditions, which are coined/shaped by a 5.40 meters large Fresnel solar collector. Such of Novatec BioSol developed mirrors on a power plant construction place in Spain are at present developed, where M+W Zander establishes together with NOVATEC BioSol two megawatts a Solarthermie power station with approximately 18,000 square meters of reflector surface. The initial start-up is planned for July 2008. The establishment of further solar power stations also together 90 megawatts achievement is angedacht. * The demo power station under construction lies in the proximity of Murcia (southeast Spain).It is based on the principle of the Fresnel collector technology, which uses instead of parabolically more curved mirror field-flat, small curved glass mirrors. Eight mirror rows each are oppositely in such a way arranged that the reflected sunbeams on a caustic curve in the center meet, the so-called receiver. It contains water, which evaporates by the sunbeams and is converted over a turbine into electricity. "after the technology was already tested since 2006 on 200 square meters a test field, wants we to now prove that it functions also in the extensive use. In the second half-year 2008 it will show up that this pollution free plant says also in the everyday life enterprise economically and without high maintenance costs functioned ", Dr. Guenter cutter, speaker of the management of M+W Zander FE GmbH.Among the advantages of the technology it ranks also that the solar power station gets along as far as possible without cooling water and so lengthy permission processes are void in anyway water-poor regions. In addition the mirror components in the power station region can be manufactured, so that long routes of transportation are possible been void and shorter construction period. Solarly produced steam and the turbine waste heat can be used beyond that in water-poor areas also for the seawater desalination. Beside the Solarthermie shows M+W Zander to the Hanover fair also solutions for force heat coupling, Geothermie and biomass gasification.

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