Experienced and expert Selective Catalytic Reduction installation services, helping to reduce emissions for a more environmentally friendly generator.
SCR is an advanced technology that’s been embraced by the diesel engine industry, as it can reduce emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) to almost negligible levels. NOx pollutants can be damaging to human health and harmful to the environment. At WBPS we have been at the forefront of adopting SCR systems where possible as part of our generator provision packages, and have amassed years of experience installing them.
In an SCR generator, when exhaust gas is expelled from the engine it is passed through a particulate filter which traps microscopic particles that would otherwise be expelled into the air. Additionally, DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) is injected into the exhaust system which catalyses the exhaust, converting the nitrogen oxides into nitrogen, water and CO2.
This technological advance can now be found in many types of engines, including those on ships, trains, trucks and cars.
As one of the UK’s leading generator suppliers, we understand the critical importance that your generator plays in the successful delivery of your project. At the same time, you will be looking to apply best-in-class emissions reductions to ensure compliance and make your project more environmentally friendly. SCR systems from WBPS can help reduce your environmental impact whilst having no negative impact on your power generation capabilities.
At WBPS we supply generators to a range of industries and business types. Here are a few examples, showing how SCR technology can benefit the business.
In commercial and industrial scenarios, emissions reduction is a key goal in most situations. Equipped with state-of-the-art SCR technologies, your power generation can meet both financial and environmental goals.
As healthcare facilities strive to provide the best possible care for their patients, they also need to be mindful of their impact on the environment. Healthcare facilities are a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, and those emissions are predicted to increase as the population continues to grow. There are a number of ways that healthcare facilities can lower their emissions, including improving energy efficiency, using renewable energy sources, and reducing waste. Implementing these changes can be challenging, but it is important work that will help to protect the environment and ensure that healthcare facilities can continue to meet the needs of their patients.
Perhaps more than any other enterprise, healthcare and hospitals require power generation that is as clean and environmentally friendly as possible. The health of the planet is as important as the health of healthcare users. WBPS is a committed supplier to the UK’s diverse range of healthcare providers – from hospitals to clinics.
Fortunately, WBPS have built impressive expertise in keeping our healthcare facilities up and running. We have been providing support to the UK’s healthcare sector for several decades. With SCR technology as part of the generator package, healthcare providers can play a part in reducing emissions in power generation.
As society becomes increasingly reliant on digital technologies, data centres have become a vital part of our infrastructure. These facilities house servers and other computer equipment that power everything from email and social media to online shopping and streaming services.
However, data centres also consume a large amount of energy, and they are responsible for a significant amount of greenhouse gas emissions. There are a number of ways to reduce the environmental impact of data centres, including using more efficient server hardware, implementing measures to minimize data centre downtime, and using renewable energy sources to power data centre operations. By taking these steps, we can help to protect the environment and ensure that data centre operations are more sustainable in the long term.
At WBPS we are committed to installing SCR technology where possible to help our many data centre clients up and down the UK to reduce their environmental impact.
See our case study detailing how we provided diesel generator power to a data centre in Portsmouth.
Whatever the project requirements, we can implement a solution into your current business process with minimal disruption to the daily running of your site. It means throughout the project, you can expect:
Our in-house project management department works with you to identify, install and test the best solution for you.
Our in-house design department works with you to identify, install and test the best solution for you. They will consider all possible elements of your power requirements – including civil work, transformers, control and switch gear, AMF and synchronous controls, generator and UPS, acoustic and complete fuel solutions.
Our design work includes all drawings, specifications and other documentation. Our professional team will always make sure that everything we recommend satisfies your objectives; complies with all relevant standards, specifications and regulations; and is economical to procure, deliver, install, and maintain. We use AUTOCAD to provide drawings, method statements and risk assessments for your approval.
In the most cost-effective way, we will install and fully project manage your new power solution to the exacting controls and standards required using our accredited ISO system. All designs are reviewed and signed off according to our ISO9001 procedures and all component suppliers and sub-contractors have to pass our rigorous ISO 9001\14001 assessment.
Once external electrical items are installed and site equipment is tested and approved, we will undertake generator commissioning and do a final handover on site. This includes a full mains failure and black-start test to make sure everything meets your needs.
With a team of over 60 engineers based strategically throughout mainland UK, we provide emergency support 24/7, 365 days a year and we are never too far away if you need us.
