ISGEC Heavy Engineering Ltd., a diversified company engaged in manufacturing and project businesses with an extensive global presence, has crossed the impressive milestone of 100 CFBC Boilers cut across a wide spectrum of industries.

The company has achieved this milestone based on its long history of providing appropriate and technologically advanced solutions to customers across a diverse portfolio of engineering sectors in technical collaboration with Sumitomo SHI FW (formerly Foster Wheeler).

The CFBC technology is regarded as the latest generation technology that offers customers benefits in terms of low maintenance, higher availability, higher efficiency, low LoI in ash, and a wide range of fuel firing capabilities. The technology is proven to efficiently burn a wide variety of solid fuels such as low ash imported coals, high sulphur petroleum coke, high ash Indian coals, dolochar, washery rejects, high moisture lignite, and biomass. This technology also proves to be ideal for controlling emissions. This is mainly due to the optimum and uniform combustion temperature by continuous ash re-circulation. Hence ensuring better Sulphur capture and NOx reduction.

ISGEC is a well-established company that has been setting up industrial and green energy boilers for companies across the globe. Till date, the company has supplied more than 850 boilers for various fuels and fuel combinations which include CFBC, AFBC, Oil & Gas, Bagasse and Biomass, HRSG, Waste Heat Recovery, Distillery Waste/Slop, and Waste to Energy.

Operating for the past 88 years, ISGEC provides sustainable engineering solutions, with customers and projects spread across 91 countries. ISGEC’s EPC portfolio includes turnkey projects for setting up Air Pollution Control Equipment, Boilers, Power Plants, Sugar Plants, Distilleries, Factories, Industrial Water Treatment Facilities, and Bulk Material Handling Facilities. The company has also developed strengths in construction and addressed the requirements of a wide spectrum of industries namely power, fertilizer, sugar, oil & gas, petrochemicals, steel, cement, chemicals, railways, mines, and ports.