Project

Bine Agro, Baku, Azerbaijan

Burners for 65 hectares of cultivation

Azerbaijan is familiar territory for many greenhouse builders. Greenhouse horticulture is considered a growth sector there, and tomatoes are widely cultivated. Much of the knowledge and technology originates from the Netherlands.

In operation at Bine Agro

At Bine Agro, in the Baku region, six 4 MW burners are installed for 65 hectares of cultivation. Further expansions are planned there for the future.

In March 2018, our technician was on-site to commission the first six burners. Upon arrival, the vegetables were neatly displayed in the hall. The boiler room was also clean and orderly. Everything is well-maintained, as the president could visit at any moment. When that might happen remains uncertain. It makes for a pleasant working environment for us.

Project details

Completion: 2018
Company details: Baku, Azerbaijan
Crop: Tomatoes
Burner type: 3x RKB 3.5 ND MM G/O, 3x RKB 3.5 ND MM Gas, 4,424 kW LHV
Boiler capacity: 3,500 Mcal/ 4,070 kW
Gas consumption full load: 471 Nm³/h

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