The unit we model
The capture island on a utility boiler, waste-to-energy line or CHP set: absorber, stripper, reboiler and the solvent circuit around them.
Utilities & District Energy
Where capture is bolted onto a boiler, this is the same plant.
District heating, CHP and waste-to-energy sites adding post-combustion capture inherit an amine unit — and with it the foaming, fouling and solvent losses that come with one. That unit is what we model.
Applicable — needs calibrationThe capture island, not the whole site.
What it finds
Degradation and fouling driven by flue gas variability, and the reboiler steam that competes directly with heat you could have sold.
Being straight about it
The boiler, the turbine and the heat network sit outside our scope today. We model the capture plant, and we would rather tell you that than quietly widen the claim.
Scope on your site
What is inside the model, and what is not.
- Post-combustion capture island — modelled
- Solvent regeneration — modelled
- Steam integration with the host plant — partial
- Boiler, turbine and heat network — out of scope
Ten minutes in the platform beats an hour of slides.
It runs on a real amine train with thirteen days of one-minute history behind it — live diagnosis, root causes and cost per hour. Nothing on this page is a mock-up.
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