Examples of using Existing boilers in English and their translations into Russian
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Retrofits of existing boilers.
Existing boilers and distribution systems will deteriorate over time, leading to an increase in CO2 emissions of 2% per year;
Feeds three boilers, of which 2 existing boilers. .
Retrofit of existing boilers power plants.
It is critical that the introduction of low cost, fast payback methods for improving the energy efficiency andenvironmental performance of existing boilers in the small and medium sized boiler market is fully assessed and explored.
Normally, the existing boilers would have been kept in operation despite their age due to the possibility of renovation of the brick boiler casing.
At CHPP-2 it is necessary to replace the existing boilers and turbogenerators.
Reconstruction of existing boilers or their substitution by fluidized bed boilers was started in the Czech Republic with the aim of satisfying the specified emission limits.
Establishing a programme to promote the replacement of the oldest existing boilers and stoves by modern appliances; or.
Limit values for new and existing boilers and process heaters with a rated thermal input exceeding 50 MWth and new heavy-duty vehicles shall be evaluated by the Parties at a session of the Executive Body with a view to amending annexes IV, V and VIII no later than two years after the date of entry into force of the present Protocol.
By establishing a programme to promote the replacement of the oldest existing boilers and stoves by modern stoves and boilers. .
In accordance with article 3, paragraph 4, to the Protocol,"Limit values for new and existing boilers and process heaters with a rated thermal input exceeding 50 MWth and new heavy-duty vehicles shall be evaluated by the Parties at a session of the Executive Body with a view to amending annexes IV, V and VIII" no later than two years after the date of entry into force of the Protocol.
The Gothenburg Protocol has obliged the Parties to establish emission limit values for new and existing boilers and process heaters with a rated thermal input exceeding 50 MW.
In addition to the above review requirements, article 3, paragraph 4,of the Protocol specifies that limit values for new and existing boilers and process heaters with a rated thermal input exceeding 50 MWth and new heavy-duty vehicles shall be evaluated by Parties at a session of the Executive Body with a view to amending annexes IV, V and VIII no later than two years after the date of entry into force of the Protocol.
Problems arising from upgrading small capacity plants usually relate to the limited financial capability of the plant owners,who are faced with the high costs of either replacing the existing boilers with new modern units or with rehabilitating the existing ones.
Scheduled evaluation of emission limit values(article 3, para. 4), with a view to amending annexes IV, V and VIII. According to article 3,paragraph 4 of the Protocol, ELVs for new and existing boilers and process heaters with a rated thermal input exceeding 50 MWth and new heavy-duty vehicles shall be evaluated by the Parties at a session of the Executive Body with a view to amending the annexes no later than two years after the date of entry into force of the present Protocol.
Problems arising from upgrading small capacity plants and boilers usually relate to the limited financial capability of the plant owners,who are faced with the high costs of either replacing the existing boilers with new modern units or with rehabilitating the existing ones.
At the twenty-fifth session of the Executive Body, Parties would be invited to evaluate the emission limit values for new and existing boilers and process heaters with a rated thermal input exceeding 50MWth as well as for new heavy-duty vehicles, with a view to amending annexes IV, V and VIII to the Protocol.
He noted the work of the Expert Group on Ammonia Abatement, the Expert Group on Techno-economic Issues and the Network of Experts on Benefits and Economic Instruments anddrew attention to the need to start technical work to evaluate ELVs for new and existing boilers and process heaters with a rated thermal input exceeding 50 MWth as well as new heavy-duty vehicles.
There are opportunities firstly for co-combustion in existing boilers and secondly boilers can be replaced 100% with biomass.
He noted the work of the Expert Group on Ammonia Abatement, the Expert Group on Techno-economic Issues and the Network of Experts on Benefits and Economic Instruments anddrew attention to the technical work started on the evaluation of ELVs for new and existing boilers and process heaters with a rated thermal input exceeding 50 MWth as well as of new heavy-duty vehicles according to article 3, paragraph 4 of the Protocol.
Moreover, the review would cover the scheduled evaluation of ELVs for new and existing boilers and process heaters of more than 50 MWth and new and heavy-duty vehicles.
The Geographical Information System(GIS) was developed for Belarus,which includes geographical data on existing boilers, heating needs, wood-waste resources, wood enterprises, existing government wood supply organization, and transport systems.
As the quality of coal delivered to the electric power sector has significantly deteriorated over the last 10 years,a rehabilitation programme was recently adopted, the objectives of which are to reconstruct the existing boilers adapting them to burn lower grade coal, increase thermal efficiency, extend life-operation of power plants, reduce noxious gas emissions and improve reliability of the sector.
The review report would include proposals for revision of the technical annexes to the Protocol, in particular concerning the evaluation of emission limit values(ELVs)for new and existing boilers and process heaters with a rated thermal input larger than 50 MWth and new heavy-duty vehicles, in accordance with article 3, paragraph 4 of the Protocol, with a view to amending annexes IV, V and VIII of the Protocol.
However, major alterations to the existing boiler system become necessary.
Therefore cleaner coal combustion technologies must be developed- not only for large sized boilers used for the industrial TPPs and CHPPs, but also for the small and medium sized boiler capacities- in order to replace the existing boiler units with new ones, with higher overall operating efficiency and reduced emissions.
Austria has emission standards in force for existing steam and industrial boilers> 500 MWth.
Coke oven gas will also substitute some steam produced by three existing natural gas boilers at Khimprom.
Austria has emission standards in force for six categories of existing steam and industrial boilers whose thermal input is between 50 and 500 MWth.