MATRIX PROJECTS

PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA PETROLEUM COKE DENSI-FEED™ SYSTEM

Sep 02, 2008
Smurfit-Stone
Matrix provided the system engineering and critical equipment package for Smurfit-Stone in Panama City, Florida. This system was designed to accept petcoke from trucks and feed a lime kiln burners from a 180 ton silo. A pneumatic conveying system with a variable rate blower delivers petcoke to the burner in accordance with their specific air flow requirements. Control of the Matrix system was integrated into their existing DCS. Using the Matrix DENSI-FEED System they were able to co-fire petcoke with fuel oil or natural gas and are feeding at rates as high as 3.80 tons per hour (115 MMBtu/hour).
PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA  PETROLEUM COKE DENSI-FEED™ SYSTEM

Matrix was also able to supply its Mobile Test Unit (MTU) ahead of the permanent installation once the petcoke ready burner was in place.  As a result, this mill started saving tons of money ahead of the permanent system startup.



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