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Published20/01/2011
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Deadline11/03/2011
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Today10/08/2026
Utilities
UK-Birmingham: waste incinerators
Aston University wish to procure a Pyrolyser to be part of their Project called the European Bioenergy Research Institute, at its site in Birmingham. The Pyrolyser must be compatible with a Gasifier, which forms part of the Project, and also a sister Pyrolyser. The Gasifier itself is gas compatible to Dual Fuel Engines. Maximum Hydrogen concentration of production Gas is 20 %, the type of Gas cleaning must be Green Gas cleaning, no water and best case scrubbing liquid for Engine application. Compatible with solid feed and gas or vapour feed. The ratio is 100 % solid to 30 % solid. The system requires integrated treatment for chlorine and sulphur capturing. The installation allows the system to work with experimental mode, for accessibility by technicians. Described as a pilot pyrolyser/100kg/hour integrated in a gasification unit for the conversion of biomasses into energy in the form of electric power and heat by an engine driven Heat and Power unit fed by the vapours and permanent gases generated by the pyrolysis unit.
The University will require all interested parties to complete a pre-qualification questionnaire to include certificate of enrolment on the professional register of the Member state such as the Register of Companies in the UK. The Pre-Qualification Questionnaire will also cover the Economical and Financial status of identify suitable tenderers, and will include an evaluation of statement of the Company`s overall turnover and the turnover related to similar activities for the previous financial years.Technical capacity will also be assessed in the pre-qualification questionnaire and further in the Invitation to Tender stage, will include an evaluation of the professional qualifications and technical abilities and capacity.
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