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12.12.2012

January 29, 2013 will see the start of three key trade fairs for biogas, energy systems, the environment and sustainability in Leipzig: The enertec, the Biogas and the Terratec.

From January 29 – 31, Siemens will be exhibiting its portfolio of modular solutions for automation, energy management and heat recovery at booth B19 in Hall 4.

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The focus of the Siemens offering will be on the Simatic product spectrum with the scalable Simatic PCS 7 process control system, and on its wide-ranging process instrumentation and analytics portfolio for the biogas industry.

Siemens will also be showcasing its SST-040 mini steam turbine designed for the generation of electricity in the 60 – 300 kilowatt power range.

The company will also be unveiling its Set BGA(Bio- Gas-Analysis) system based on the Ultramat 23 gas analyzer.

Completing the Siemens trade fair offering will be a lecture on the topic of “Distributed power generation from waste heat“ as part of the Forum enertec in Hall 4 (January 29, 2013, 2 p.m.).

Source: Siemens Presseservice
Further information: www.siemens.com/biogas

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