Bevel-helical speed reducers B2 out fan For the high speed shaft HSS with fan JL B2-HH-11B

Flender/Flender Gear Units/Bevel-helical speed reducers B2

more efficiently handle overhead and administration. 9. Forestry Operations. An integral part of the Victoria de Julio Sugar project is the generation of electricity for sale to the national grid. IV- 1 The industrial installations include four boilers, each with capacity to produce forty five tons of steam per hour and three steam turbine driven generators, each with four megawatts capacity. The project calls for the installation of one additional boiler and the installation of two additional steam turbo-generators, these additional units to have capacity of twelve megawatts each for total installed capacity of 3 megawatts. Fuel for this project will be sugar cane bagasse during the crop year and wood chips during the remainder of the year supplemented with bunker "" fuel. The forestry department at Victoria de Julio is responsible for developing the "wood-fuel" resources for this project. The land assigned to this project will be the four corners in the lots dedicated to sugar cane cultivation not covered by the center pivot machines and some lots where the soil conditions have been found to be unsuitable for sugar cane production. The project considers that in each square lot an average area of 1 hectares will be available for the forestry program equivalent to 2 manzanas. The trees will be harvested at five years of age. During the first years the expected biomass yield with 1-2% moisture content is 5 tons per manzana. As better techniques are employed and better species introduced it is felt that 7 tons per manzana will be feasible. Once steady state of exploitation is established the annual harvesting will be 2,6 manzanas per year with yield of 7 tons of wood per manzana for total annual production of 1,5 tons per year. The original species introduced into the project was Leucaena leucocephala but observations indicated that this species was not achieving the desired rate of growth, consequently new species was introduc