Minimizing interfaces by designing integrated, modular components and processes
HAVER&BOECKER to explain advantages of modular plant engineering on the ACHEMA Congress
(PresseBox) - Facilities modularity in the chemical industry continues to play an increasingly important role. HAVER & BOECKER will be presenting at the ACHEMA Congress the advantages of modular plant engineering using an example from the petrochemical industry. The presentation will be held in the room "Illusion I" on Monday, 15 June at 16:30.
Reinhard Surmann, Key Account and Area Sales Manager HAVER Chemicals, will be explaining why operators of modular facilities respond flexibly to the most diverse requirements during the entire production process and can realize necessary changes in the production more quickly. It is of fundamental importance to minimize interfaces and thus avoid frictional losses. How this can be put into practice will be reviewed in the presentation.
The presentation describes three levels:
1. The first level is the modularity of individual components. For example in a packing facility single machine components are modularly designed, interlocked, and at times can be added later.
2. In the next level it is explained how technologies of an entire packing line can be combined with each other in a modular fashion. Hence the entire process chain of processing, storage, mixing, packing, filling, palletizing and loading can be set up individually - depending on the customer's requirement. All process steps can be perfectly matched up and controlled.
3. Finally it is examined how cooperation can be done with different partners with the aim of supplementing or varying the named process chain.
These three levels are illustrated by using the example of a production location of one of the world's largest petrochemical companies. Here various packing machines, hood film-stretchers and truck loading systems are combined with each other. By looking at a practical application of the modularization concept, the advantages will be explained.
Automation technology takes on a special function with packing facilities which have a modular set-up. A process control system for operating, monitoring and controlling the production process assures that all steps are interlocked. A system for organization and automation of the shipping department for loose-bulk and packed materials supplements the spectrum. The presentation looks at the possibilities and advantages of automation technology at all three levels.
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HAVER & BOECKER is a traditional-conscious, family-run, mid-sized company with headquarters in Oelde, Westphalia, Germany. Under the umbrella of HAVER & BOECKER OHG, one finds the Wire Weaving and Machinery Divisions. Together with over 50 subsidiary companies on all five continents, they make up the HAVER Group which has 2,870 employees and 150 representatives. In 2013 the HAVER Group posted a sales turnover of 470 million euros.
The Wire Weaving Division produces woven wire mesh and processes it into engineered woven wire products. They are used for screening and filtration by the chemical, plastics, automotive, aviation, aerospace, electronics, foodstuffs and feed industries, as well as for architectural applications and analysis sieves.
The Machinery Division specialises in packing and weighing technology. It develops, produces and markets systems and plants for filling and processing loose, bulk materials of every type. The product range includes packing and loading systems for powder-type and granulated materials, packing machines for filling food and animal feed, as well as filling stations and complete filling lines for liquid and pasty products. The product range is supplemented by screening machines, machines for washing, pelletizing plates, agitators, mixers, palletizing and loading systems, silos, ship loading and unloading equipment.
HAVER & BOECKER is a traditional-conscious, family-run, mid-sized company with headquarters in Oelde, Westphalia, Germany. Under the umbrella of HAVER & BOECKER OHG, one finds the Wire Weaving and Machinery Divisions. Together with over 50 subsidiary companies on all five continents, they make up the HAVER Group which has 2,870 employees and 150 representatives. In 2013 the HAVER Group posted a sales turnover of 470 million euros.
The Wire Weaving Division produces woven wire mesh and processes it into engineered woven wire products. They are used for screening and filtration by the chemical, plastics, automotive, aviation, aerospace, electronics, foodstuffs and feed industries, as well as for architectural applications and analysis sieves.
The Machinery Division specialises in packing and weighing technology. It develops, produces and markets systems and plants for filling and processing loose, bulk materials of every type. The product range includes packing and loading systems for powder-type and granulated materials, packing machines for filling food and animal feed, as well as filling stations and complete filling lines for liquid and pasty products. The product range is supplemented by screening machines, machines for washing, pelletizing plates, agitators, mixers, palletizing and loading systems, silos, ship loading and unloading equipment.
Datum: 06.05.2015 - 13:06 Uhr
Sprache: Deutsch
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