Amager Bakke Case Study
Amager Bakke Case Study
Amager Bakke Case Study
AMAGER BAKKE
Each year Amager Bakke by competing wireless technologies, and many moving
parts, presenting further challenges for the wireless
turns 400,000 tons of waste network. Powerful cellular communications are often
into: necessary for keeping employees informed and safe while
in the plant.
• 99% energy efficiency. The Amager Bakke facility runs 24 hours per day, 365
households. Since the plant is operating around the clock, it was critical
to deploy a wireless network that could be upgraded easily
• 100 million liters of spare water and is future-proof. Extensive downtime is not an option
recovered through flue gas when upgrading it to accommodate new technologies and/
condensation. or bands.
amounting to 10,000 tons of antennas. There were limited options where equipment
could be mounted yet cellular coverage and capacity are
metal a year. necessary throughout the plant.
Situation: Industrial
Environment Challenges
Supplying powerful wireless connectivity in a waste-to-
energy plant comes with many challenges. First, the
facility is constructed of steel and concrete. And, steel is
present throughout the plant as well with turbines and steel
structures in the ceiling where the furnaces and boilers sit.
Both steel and concrete are materials that impede cellular
signals from entering and leaving the building.
JMA Wireless built the TEKO DAS with the future in mind.
When new bands, technologies and operators are added,
the system can be easily upgraded. There is no need to “rip
and replace” every time there is a change in technology.
Instead, its transparently adaptable modulation allows new