Industrial spare parts for Munich and its treatment works
Of the 70 million euros Munich spent on sewage sludge incineration in 1998, roughly half went into flue gas cleaning. That train is therefore not plant you own but plant you rebuy every year, in small parts. On shukchok those parts carry a price at every position, with no enquiry round.
Your rhythm on site
Half the build cost went into flue gas cleaning. Your parts budget notices every year.
Five incineration lines that co-incinerate a third of the municipal sewage sludge, plus a treatment works group serving just under 1.8 million connected inhabitants and around 180 million cubic metres of wastewater a year: the demand out of that does not sort by industry but by medium — steam, flue gas, digester gas, sludge.
Maintaining a flue gas cleaning train is small-part purchasing at a high repeat rate: filter elements, coolers, separators, gasket sets, sight glasses. The value per position is low — the catalogue median price is EUR 83.19 — the effort per ordering transaction is not. Five enquiries for one survey round cost more in process than in goods.
- The highest absolute industrial value added of any German city, 21.5 % of gross value added
- A specification table on all 114 articles — material, operating limits, design
A date, not a market feeling
The service life ends in 2028. Until then it is maintained, not replaced.
The existing sludge incineration line reaches the end of its service life in 2028, and a replacement mono-incineration plant is going through federal immission control permitting.
That is exactly when wear part demand rises, because replacement investment is deferred and service intervals are stretched instead. shukchok does not change the price: the open marketplace for industrial goods changes the order in which you buy. The cooler from the sample gas line, the gasket set for the sludge main and the shut-off valve for the steam line come from different manufacturers and still go into one basket and one ordering process.
If you manufacture or trade yourself, read the same paragraph the other way round: your customers are here, and the shelf space costs nothing.
- Purchase order number and cost centre per basket — power station, treatment works and network stay apart
- Signed in, a previous order returns to the basket in one step
- No listing fee, no monthly fee, no manual product approval
What gets consumed where
Four operating states, four demand profiles
On the left the plant type, in the middle the order of magnitude, on the right the product groups each of them needs afresh year after year.
| Plant type | Order of magnitude | What is asked for there |
|---|---|---|
| Combined heat and power station with waste and sludge incineration | Five incineration lines, a third of the municipal sewage sludge | Sample gas conditioning, steam valves, gasket sets |
| Municipal treatment works group, two sites | Just under 1.8 million connected inhabitants, around 180 million m³ of wastewater a year | Shut-off valves, sight glasses, pump accessories |
| Sludge incineration, in service since 1998 | Build cost 70 million euros, roughly half of it for flue gas cleaning | Filter elements, sample gas coolers, water separators |
| Mono sludge incineration, replacement plant | In federal permitting; the old train reaches end of service life in 2028 | Maintaining the old train through the construction period |
The range behind it
Categories for flue gas, sludge and steam
Two ways in
Check whether your filter element is listed — the price sits next to it
Material and nominal size sit in the specification table and are reachable through full-text search. If your make is missing, list it yourself — no fee is charged for the space.