SIMO Provides Centrifugal Fan Solution for Waste-to-Energy SCR Upgrade Project

SIMO Provides Centrifugal Fan Solution for Waste-to-Energy SCR Upgrade Project

Aug 12, 2026

Project Overview

Client Industry: Waste-to-Energy
Project Type: SCR upgrade
Location: Anji, China
Supplier: SIMO BLOWER

Project Challenges

In waste-to-energy plants, SCR systems require stable airflow conditions to ensure effective flue gas treatment.

The fan system needs to provide:

● Stable airflow for SCR system

● Different process points require different fans

Continuous operation requirements

● Adaptability to high-temperature environments

Selecting the appropriate fan is crucial for maintaining the efficiency and reliability of the entire environmental protection system.

Why does one SCR system require different fans?

Although all three units are centrifugal fans, they serve different functions in the SCR process. The fan design, airflow capacity and pressure requirements vary according to each application point.

1. Induced Draft Fan for Flue Gas System(1set)

The induced draft fan is one of the key pieces of equipment in the flue gas treatment process.

Its main functions include:

  • Maintaining system negative pressure
  • Supporting smooth flue gas flow
  • Ensuring stable operation of downstream treatment equipment

Main Parameters:

  • Model: 1900SWB51F
  • Airflow: 204,500 m³/h
  • Pressure: 8,820 Pa
  • Temperature: 130℃

2. Dilution Air Fan(2set)

The dilution air fan provides controlled airflow for the SCR system according to process requirements.

It helps maintain proper gas conditions and supports stable operation of the treatment process.

Main Parameters:

  • Model: 400SWF26A
  • Airflow: 1,500 m³/h
  • Pressure: 2,200 Pa
  • Temperature: 30℃

3. Sealing Air Fan(2set)

The sealing air fan provides reliable sealing airflow to prevent unwanted gas leakage and maintain equipment protection.

Main Parameters:

  • Model: 500SWF19A
  • Airflow: 2,000 m³/h
  • Pressure: 5,200 Pa
  • Temperature: 30℃

SIMO Manufacturing & Quality Control

300+ Manufacturing equipment

The company has more than 300 sets of various processing and testing equipment, with an annual production capacity of 10,000 sets.

Meet emergency distribution needs and secure your project time.

Strict quality control system

Accurate control of each step of the process, to ensure the quality of equipment production, to ensure that the factory zero error.

Why Choose SIMO BLOWER?

SIMO understands that industrial fans are not standalone equipment. They are part of the complete process system.

For environmental protection projects, the reliability of wind turbines directly impacts system operation.

SIMO BLOWER focuses on: Customized Engineering Design: Each wind turbine is designed based on actual operating conditions, including airflow, pressure, temperature, and installation requirements.

Precision Manufacturing: Key components such as impellers and rotating parts are manufactured under stringent quality control.

Pre-shipment Inspection: Every wind turbine undergoes inspection before shipment to ensure zero defects upon delivery.

Why Choose SIMO for Environmental Fan Applications?

Waste-to-energy and flue gas treatment systems require fans that can operate continuously under demanding conditions.

SIMO provides customized centrifugal fan solutions for:

● Waste-to-energy plants
● SCR denitrification systems
● Flue gas treatment projects
● Industrial emission control systems

With professional engineering experience and manufacturing capability, SIMO helps customers achieve reliable airflow management for complex industrial processes.

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Conclusion

The success of an SCR upgrade project depends not only on the treatment equipment itself but also on the stability of supporting systems.

Through customized design and professional manufacturing, SIMO supplied reliable centrifugal fan solutions for this waste-to-energy flue gas treatment project.

Understanding the process is the first step to designing the right fan solution.

Why is performance testing before shipping fans crucial?