Join Greenbank on stand C59 at PowerGen Europe 2010

The Greenbank Group extend an open invite to prospective and existing clients and like minded businesses to meet with us at this year’s PowerGen exhibition at the RAI exhibition centre in Amsterdam on the 8th to the 10th June.

We will once again be showing our range of internationally acclaimed and award winning technologies including our highly successful G-CAM carbon in flyash monitor and introducing at this years show it’s natural product partner ‘the H-Cam’ for effectively measuring carbon levels in flyash for resale.
Information on our range of flow monitors, VARB© pulverised fuel flow diffusers and PSA® particulate analysers will also be at hand.

On our stand you can find out more about the Greenbank Pipe conveyer, an enclosed belt conveyer ideally suited to handling biomass and similar materials, over long distances in an environmentally friendlier way than conventional conveyers.
We will also have representatives from Merrick Inc USA, who Greenbank represent across Europe, to talk about their range of Gravimetric and Volumetric coal feeders.
This year, visitors can join us at our jointly hosted meeting room Balcony 03 where we will be giving daily presentations on challenges and solutions faced and overcome in today’s coal fired power generating industry.

Watch out for daily announcements at the show by Greenbank regarding new products and services which have added breadth and strength to the Greenbank Groups pursuit of retaining our position at the cutting edge and forefront in our area of expertise.

Send your email and contact details to receive an invite to our sales@greenbankgroup.cpm address. We will by return send an invite offering a dedicated presentation timeslot and invitation to our stand C59.

Presentation timetable as below - Meeting Room, Balcony 03 [free entry]
Tuesday 8th June
Time: 13.00-14.00
Subject: ‘H-Cam –G-CAM, Monitoring carbon in flyash for either boiler performance and ash resale’
Time: 14.00-15.00
Subject: ‘Biomass fuel handling, pulverised fuel to boiler and boiler optimisation issues ‘
Wednesday 9th June
Time: 10.00-11.00
Subject: 50 years of wear prevention techniques in piping and bulk handling systems

Time: 11.00-12.00
Subject: ‘Combustion optimisation - optimising the fuel mix and reducing Nox’
Time: 13.00-14.00 (Including lunch)
Subject: ‘Tackling Fuel feed, distribution and combustion issues in coal-fired power plants’
Time: 16.00-17.00
Subject: ‘Pipe Conveyors – the benefits of cleaner transportation’
Thursday 10th June
Time: 9.00-10.00
Subject: ‘Millmaster - particulate analysis and measurement’
Overcoming Pulverised fuel mal-distribution issues and challenges
Time: 10.00-11.00
Subject: ‘Why in depth knowledge of biomass handling repeatedly delivers sustainable operational benefits’
Time: 12.00-13.00 (Includes lunch)
Subject: ‘Biomass fuel handling, fuel to boiler feed and boiler optimisation issues’
Time: 14.00-15.00
Subject: ‘Combustion optimisation - optimising the fuel mix and reducing Nox’
Time: 15.00-16.00
Subject: ‘The importance of optimal material selection in wear prevention’