The proposed configurations may include a moving floor. Equipment selection takes into account variations in biomass moisture content and particle size, as well as the presence of contaminants in the material used.
Normex Métal manufactures biomass combustion furnaces for heat generation. We support companies in bringing their projects to fruition, handling everything from technical preparation to equipment manufacturing and installation.
In collaboration with Nor-Arc and the engineering firm KMW, we offer design, engineering, and turnkey project delivery services. This partnership combines the expertise required to serve projects in Quebec, across Canada, and internationally.
Manufacturing of tanks, steel structures, and custom parts and components. We work from your blueprints or assist with project preparation, depending on the requirements of the assignment.
The inspections specified in the work order accompany the manufacturing process. They allow the work to be verified against the requirements of the drawings and specifications before proceeding to the next stages of production.
Parts and assemblies are prepared with transport, handling, and installation sequence requirements in mind. Delivery is coordinated with site needs.
When installation is included in the scope of work, our teams carry out the scheduled tasks in coordination with on-site personnel. Preparation takes into account access points, existing equipment, and the agreed-upon timeframe for the work.
The biomass combustors manufactured by Normex Métal cover a thermal output range of 300 kW to 40 MW. Their configuration is determined based on heat requirements, the characteristics of the biomass used, and facility integration needs.
Manufacturing is carried out in coordination with the parties responsible for design and engineering. Materials, dimensions, assemblies, and connections are specified according to the project’s technical requirements.
Normex Métal carries out repair, refurbishment, and component replacement work on biomass combustion equipment. The scope of work is determined by the condition of the equipment and the project’s technical requirements.
We coordinate in-shop parts fabrication with on-site work. For scheduled shutdowns, preparation takes into account access, required resources, and the planned timeframe for the work.
The components to be repaired or replaced and the work to be performed are specified prior to the project. Drawings, materials, and resources are assembled to coordinate workshop planning with the equipment shutdown.
We carry out the fabrication and welding work required to refurbish the components covered by the project. Replacement parts are prepared in accordance with the specified dimensions, materials, and assembly requirements.
A dedicated manager oversees your project and coordinates communication between your team, our workshop, and the personnel on site. Requirements, responsibilities, and project stages are defined in consultation with you.
