advancement of co2 compression and purification plant in
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R. Ritter, N. SchödelCCT 2009 Conference Dresden, May 2009
Advancement of CO2 Compression and Purification Plant in the Integration with the Oxyfuel
Technology
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Table of Contents
New Process
Developments
for
NOx and SOx
Removal
Catalytic
DeNOx
Alkali-based
Scrubbing
Unit
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Contents
New Process
Developments
for
NOx and SOx
Removal
Catalytic
DeNOx
Alkali-based
Scrubbing
Unit
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New Process Development for NOx
and SOx
Removal Background
Background
—
The flue gas of oxyfuel
power plants with CSS has to be purified before transportation and storage.
—
There are several common technologies for flue gas purification for:
— DeNOx
— DeSOx
—
Simultaneous removal
—
The purification steps are cost intensive. Due to this, an optimization is desirable.
—
There is a high operation pressure available in the CO2-stream.
⇒ new process ideas
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New Process Development Selected concepts
Self induced homogeneous
OxidationNO
N2 (Linde-
Patent)
Fast SCR
+Reduction media
AbsorptionNO+N
O2
NO+N
O2
Alkali based scrubber
Reduction N2
Fertilizer(Linde-Patent)
Simultaneous removal of SOx
and NOx
possible
Elevated
Pressure
Selected
Linde R&D concepts: Catalytic
DeNOx
and Alkali-based
Scrubbin
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Contents
New Process
Developments
for
NOx and SOx
Removal
Catalytic
DeNOx
Alkali-based
Scrubbing
Unit
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Catalytic DeNOx
State of the Art Technology
Boiler SCR Filter FGD CO2 Com-pression
State of the art arrangement
Boiler Filter SCR FGD CO2 Com-pression
High dust
Low
dust
Tail
end
NH3-DeNOx: vanadium-titanium-oxide catalyst, 300 –
450°C, approx. atmospheric pressure
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Catalytic DeNOx
Linde Concept
Pressure 2 –
100 bar ⇒ preferred: 5 –
50 bar
Reaction 4NO + 4NH3
+ O2
→ 4N2
+ 6H2
O2NO + 2H2
→ N2
+ 2H2
OCatalyst vanadium-titanium-oxide or other, e.g. noble metal
Temperature 100 –
350 °C ⇒ preferred: 120 –
250 °C
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1 barg 10 barg
0
20
40
60
80
100N
Ox
conv
erio
n [%
]
Catalytic DeNOx
“Proof of Principle”
Tests
TE-(1-6)
PI
PI 1
TI
PI 2
TI
TE-(7-12)
Abgas
MultiportventilAnalytik
Abgas
MultiportventilAnalytik PI 3
TI
Te-(13-18)
Abgas
MultiportventilAnalytik
Wasserdampferzeugung
Waage
TI
Kohlen-wasser-stoffe
O2CO2Stickstoff
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
FICFICFICFICFIC
PI
MultiportventilAnalytik
PI
Tests performed:— reduction medium NH3 or H2
— pressure up to 25 bar
— GHSV up to 100 000 h-1
— temperature down to 150°C
— NOx
content up to 0,07%
— O2 content up to 6%
— in CO2/N2 matrix (~ 85/10)
Example NH3-DeNOx:
V2O5/TiO2 catalyst
≈
0.04% NOx
T ≈
250°C
GHSV ≈
70 000 h-1
Results:— Conversion under pressure
possible
— Positive effect of the pressure on the performance
⇒ Patent application prepared
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Catalytic DeNOx
Technology Comparison
State of the Art Linde fast DeNOx
Concept
low pressure high pressure
NH3 as reduction medium reduction medium e.g. NH3, H2
V2O5-TiO2-(WO3)catalyst V2O5-TiO2 or other, e.g. noble metal catalyst
(low temperature types possible)
temperature 300 –
450°C
(heat integrated)
temperature 100 -350°C, preferred: 120 –
250°C
(use of compression heat)
highly contaminated stream relatively pure stream
large stream reduced stream (1/3 to CO2 plant, pressure)
positive effect on reaction rate due to, e.g., NO2 formation, increased NOx
concentration, pressure
Salts formation (sulfate/nitrate) possible
Depending on reduction media no or limited salt formation (nitrate) possible
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Contents
New Process
Developments
for
NOx and SOx
Removal
Catalytic
DeNOx
Alkali-based
Scrubbing
Unit
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Alkali-based Scrubbing Unit State of the Art Technology
NO Oxidationflue gas
Gas Scrubber
Oxidation media
ProductWashing media
Cleaned flue gasFGD
NO Oxidation:
NO+H2
O2 NO2 + H2O or
NO+O3 NO2 + O2
Water Scrubber for Nitric Acid Production:
3NO2
+ H2
O 2HNO3 + NO
Alkaline Scrubber for Fertilizer Production:
NO + NO2
+ 2NH3
+ H2
O 2NH4NO2
2NO2
+ 2NH3
+ H2
O NH4NO2 + NH4NO3
NH4
NO2 + 1/2 O2 NH4NO3
Fertilizer is produced
in several processes using O3
or H2
O2
for NO oxidation and subsequent alkaline scrubbing. (e.g. Walter-Process)
Nitric acid
produced from NO rich gas needs a continuous oxidation of the released NO. This increases the amount of oxidation media in the washing media or decreases the NO removal.
alternative
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Alkali-based Scrubbing Unit Linde Concept
NO and SO2
Oxidation:
NO+1/2O2 NO2
SO2 + NO2 SO3 + NO
Alkaline Scrubber:
SO2
+ 2NH3
+ H2
O (NH4)2 SO3
SO3
+ 2NH3
+ H2
O (NH4)2 SO4
NO + NO2
+ 2NH3
+ H2
O 2NH4NO2
2NO2
+ 2NH3
+ H2
O NH4NO2 + NH4NO3
Regeneration: NH4NO2 N2 + 2H20 (decomposition > 50°C)
Ammonia solution washing media is also able to…
—
remove NO2
—
remove water-insoluble NO in presence of NO2
—
remove SO2 and SO3
The resulting nitrites and nitrates can be…
—
oxidized to a mixed sulfur/nitrogen fertilizer
—
decomposed to N2
and H2
O (Denitrification)
flue gasGas Scrubber
Product (Fertilizer)Alkaline washing media
Cleaned flue gasFGD
alternativeRegeneration
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Alkali-based Scrubbing Unit
“Proof of Principle”
Tests
— Test conditions: NOx
removal rate depending on washing media
NOx
removal rate (p/T/t)
Nitrate, Nitrite formation depending on NO/NO2
Nitrite decomposition (regeneration)
Simultaneous removal tests
— ResultsNOx
removal possible
Removal improved at higher pressure
Simultaneous SOx
and NOx
removal possible
Nitrite selectivity > 90% achievable
— Patent application prepared
Pressure: 10-20 bar
Temperature : 20 -
30°C
Gas composition: CO2 70 mol%
O2 1,5-
6 mol% NO 300-1600 Vppm
SO2 0 –
2000 Vppm
N2
balance
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1 0 b a r ; 3 ,0 v o l% O 2 ; 7 0 v o l% C O 2
0
5 0
1 0 0
1 5 0
2 0 0
2 5 0
3 0 0
0 2 0 4 0 6 0t im e in s e c .
NO
vpp
m
Probable Mechanism: [NO] >> [NO2
]
2NO + O2 2NO2
NO+NO2
+2NH3
+H2
O 2NH4NO2
4NO + O2
+ 4NH3
+2H2
O 4NH4NO2
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— NO removal in alkaline washers is two times faster than NO oxidation itself
Example: NOx
Removal
Example: Simultaneous SOx
and NOx
Removal
— Mechanism of NO removal is understood
⇒ simultaneous removal feasible
Alkali-based Scrubbing Unit
“Proof of Principle”
Tests
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500
1000
1500
2000
2500
Feed Bottom 0 sec 13 sec 25 sec 39 sec.
Sample
SO
2 in
vppm
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
NO
in v
ppm
SO2 conversionNO conversion SO2 NO
Conversio
n
99.5% 85%11 bar; 23 °C; 3,0 vol% O2
t =0 sec.
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Alkali-based Scrubbing Unit
Technology Comparison
Washing media
Oxidation requiremen
t
Product Benefits Disadvantage
Water —100% NO Oxidation
—100% SO2 Oxidation required
—Acids —Only water as washing media
—Material handling (corrosion)
—For high NOx
removal sufficient residence time in the scrubber is needed
—Acid mixture in case of simultaneous SOx
and NOx
removal
NH3 in water
—Only
50% NO2
in NOx
required
—No SO2 Oxidation required
—Fertilizer
—or N2
—No corrosion issue
—Increased NOx
removal rate
—Lower residence time is needed (smaller process units)
—Reduction to N2
possible
—Defined product
—Ammonia consumption
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Feasibility of Concepts Gate Process
LINDE Phase Gate Criteria for R&D projects:
e.g.
— Technology ownership / patent situation
— Implementation concept
— Time schedule / time to market
— Technical feasibility
— Process economics
Commercial
ScaleR&D Idea Prefeasibility Feasibility Lab Scale Pilot Scale
Gate 1Gate 2 Gate
3Gate 4 Gate 5
Final Gate
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Feasibility of Concepts Economics –
Comparison to State of the Art Technology
Preliminary Cost EstimateCommercial
NH3
-SCRHigh Dust
fast-SCR 10 -
20 bar
Alkaline Wash Unit 10
bar
Conversion Up to 90% Up to 90% 80 -
95%Invest costs total % High Dust
NH3-DeNOx 100 140 -
170 65 -
70Utilities total % High Dust
NH3-DeNOx 100 80 -
140 20
Overall cost (10% depreciation/a) % High Dust
NH3-DeNOx 100 120 -
140 40 -
50
Reference Case:250 MW (electrical) oxyfuel power plant
CO2-content:
~75 vol%
High dust conventional NH3-DeNOx with 90% NOx
conversion
Thanks for your attention.
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New Process Development Common DeNOx
Technology in Gas Processing Units
NO
Oxidation Absorption
catalytic Reduction
non catalytic Reduction
selective
not selective
ReductionNO2
N2
Nitric acid, Nitrates, Nitrites, Fertilizer
+Reduction media
e.g.+H2
O/NH3
/(NH4
)2
SO3
+Oxidation media or Radical formation or catalytically via
O2
N2
N2
SCR and SNCR units
Walther process, Electron beam process
Absorption ReductionN2
+Absorption media for NO
EDTA -
process
Principles of NOx
Reduction Chemistry
+Reduction media
Catalytic DecompositionN2
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DeSOx-
process
regenerative
not regenerative
wet
wet
dry
dry
semi -dry
DESONOX
Activated carbon processSOLINOX
Sorbent injection process
Spray dryer absorption
Lime (stone) scrubbing
Sodium(hydroxide) scrubbingAmmonia scrubbing (Walther)
Hydrogen peroxide scrubbing Seawater scrubbing
Wellman-Lord
New Process Development Common DeSOx
Technology in Gas Processing Units
Principle:
Sorption –
Desorption
Product:
Products are mainly SO2
rich gas
streams or sulfuric acids,
Principle:
Chemical Absorption
Product:
In general, the final product is gypsum. Special applications are producing sulfuric acid, Ammonia sulfates (fertilizer)
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New Process Development Simultaneous Removal Technology in Gas Processing Units
Sorption / Desorption
Reduction
N2
Gypsum or Fertilizer
SOx
NOx
Oxidation
Oxidation“Walther –Simultan”
-
process
SOx
NOx
CuO
process
Activated
carbon
process
AbsorptionFertilizer
Absorption
Reduction
SOx
NOxEDTA Process
N2
SOx
rich process gas
—Simultaneous removal rates of NOx
and SOx
are generally lower compared to the selective processes
—Removal rates are depending on SOx/NOx
–Ratio
+ Oxidation media