“The COPLASA boiler project, developed by Triniton, was structured in two phases, focusing on operational efficiency, optimization of existing assets, and increased steam generation capacity.

The solution preserves the plant’s existing footprint and maximizes the use of installed infrastructure, enabling capacity expansion with optimized capital expenditure (CAPEX) and a high level of technical and economic efficiency.

Key improvements include replacing the old masonry boiler with a modern boiler featuring finned water walls, implementing a hybrid grate system that enhances operational flexibility, and increasing the heat transfer surface area, providing greater efficiency and combustion stability.

As a result, the project is designed to increase steam generation capacity from 100 t/h to 150 t/h while retaining the existing civil foundations, bagasse conveying systems, and various electric drives.

This approach significantly reduces implementation costs and allows the improvements to be carried out over two off-season periods without disrupting the mill’s operational continuity.

More than a technical project, it represents the consolidation of a partnership built on trust, close collaboration, and continuous technical alignment.

Grupo Moreno’s strategic vision, combined with Triniton’s engineering expertise, results in a robust, efficient solution designed to deliver consistent operational improvements over the coming harvest seasons.”

Edvaldo Luiz da Silva
Mechanical Maintenance Manager