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Listening to you, analyzing your needs, and engineering your boilers according to your project specifications or special requirements: this has been the job of CMI experts for more than 45 years! In addition, CMI offers boiler turnkey solutions.
CMI steam generators are dedicated to:
- Combined cycle and cogeneration power plants
- Gas turbines from 30 MW ISO up to 280+ MW
- Any turbine brand: GE, MHI, Ansaldo, Siemens, Alstom, and others
- Turbines fired with gas or heavy fuel oils
- Base load and heavy cycling operation modes
- Repowering and greenfield projects
Tailor-made equipment to meet customers' specific requests:
- Supplementary firing with upfront and interstage burners
- Deaerator feedwater tank and feedwater systems
- Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and CO catalysts
- Boiler enclosure housing
- Auxiliary systems such as dosing, sampling, nitrogen systems, etc.
- Sootblowers if needed
- Fresh air firing for special applications
In the field of steam generation, CMI provides technological audits and expertise, maintenance and revamping or repair of boilers of all brands.
- Natural, assisted circulation or Once-Through circulation
- Single to four pressures with or without reheat
- Natural gas, light, heavy or crude oil
- Vertical and horizontal technology
- Once Through technology – Benson patent
- ASME code, EuroNorm, PED, IBR and any other international codes
- Various prefabrication designs according to customer or site requirements
- Flexibility: CMI boilers are well-adapted to frequent start-ups and shutdowns
- High efficiency: CMI HRSGs help produce more MWh per kg fuel
- Optimized design: use of fewer material for better efficiency
- Reduced installation time
- Special CMI technologies are particularly suited to specific applications using crude oil or heavy residues
- CMI boilers can be used in hybrid electric power stations
- CMI HRSGs are being constantly improved for ever-better efficiency, less material, fewer emissions.
- Fewer emissions: combined cycles emit 50% less CO2 per generated megawatt than conventional power plants.
