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Behavior of sulfur during circulating fluidized bed oxyfuel combustion Results from an ADECOS-CFB Programme Faculty for Mechanical Engineering – Institute for Energy Engineering. – Chair for Combustion, Heat and Mass Transfer Ponferrada, 10.09.2013 Ing. Miroslav Čech Dr.-Ing Andreas Hiller Prof. Michael Beckmann

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  • Behavior of sulfur during circulatingfluidized bed oxyfuel combustion

    Results from an ADECOS-CFB Programme

    Faculty for Mechanical Engineering – Institute for Energy Engineering. – Chair for Combustion, Heat and Mass Transfer

    Ponferrada, 10.09.2013

    Ing. Miroslav ČechDr.-Ing Andreas HillerProf. Michael Beckmann

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    Project ADECOS CFB

    Motivation

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

    Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

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    Project ADECOS ZWSF

    Motivation

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

    Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Project ADECOS ZWSF

    Further development and research of Oxyfuel-Prozesson CFB-Firing, aimed on technical and economical feasibility

    Teilprojekt 2ZWSF-Dampferzeuger einschl.

    Rauchgasweg und -reinigung

    Teilprojekt 1Simulation und Optimierung

    des Gesamtprozesses

    Teilprojekt 3Verbrennungsuntersuchungen

    mit Braunkohle

    Teilprojekt 4Verbrennungsuntersuchungen

    mit Steinkohle

    Project part 2CFB-Boiler simulationwith flue gas cleaningand desulphurization

    Project part 1Simulation and

    optimalization ofwhole process

    Project part 3Experimental part

    using Lignite

    Project part 4Experimental partbituminous coal

  • 4Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Project ADECOS ZWSF

    Motivation

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

    Main Advantage of CFB :

    -Easy desulphurisation in the combustion Chamber-Effective and cost reducing

    …will be different under Oxyfuel conditions:

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    CO2-CaCO3 equilibrium curve, replotted from E.H. Baker, The Calcium Oxide Carbon Dioxide System in the Pressure range 1-300 atm, J.Chem. Soc. 87 (1962), P 464-470

    Direct Sulfation:

    Indirect Sulfation:

    Oxyfuel ->

  • 5Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Project ADECOS ZWSF

    Motivation

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook …will be removed under Oxyfuel-Modus:

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    CO2-CaCO3 balance curve, replotted from E.H. Baker, The Calcium Oxide Carbon Dioxide System in the Pressure range 1-300 atm, J.Chem. Soc. 87 (1962), P 464-470

    Direct Sulfation:

    Indirect Sulfation:

    Oxyfuel ->

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    CFB Test Rig

    • Power output: 300 kW

    • Primary Air / Recirculated Flue gas / O2

    • Secondary Air /Recirculated Flue Gas /O2

    • Design fuel: Lignite„Lausitzer Trockenbraukohle“

    Ash 5,3 %massWater 18,2 %massCarbon 51,6 %massHydrogen 3,8 %massNitrogen 0,51 %massSulphur SCOMBUSTIBLE 0,583 %massChlorine 0,036 %massLower Heating Value 19,1 MJ/kg

    Ca in the ash 15,56 %mass

    Project ADECOS ZWSF

    Motivation

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

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    • Cooling via integrated fluid bed cooler

    • Valve and bed cooler fluidized by air/CO2

    • Combustion chamber Ø320mm

    • Height 12 m

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    Project ADECOS ZWSF

    Motivation

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

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    Gas Concentration Measurement

    ‘‘Cyclone 2‘‘ Sampling

    ‘‘Filter‘‘ Sampling

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    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overwiew

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

    Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Comparison of SO2 Emissions between Air and Oxy firing mode: Variation of air excess

    Air Mode Oxy Mode

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    840-880°C, 230 kW, no sorbent,no air staging

    820-900°C, 230 kW, no sorbent1,2-5% N2 in flue gas, RR=62,5%

  • 10Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Comparison of SO2 Emissions between Air and Oxyfiring mode: Variation of air excess

    Air Mode Oxy Mode

    SO2

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    840-880°C, 230 kW, no sorbent,no air staging, XRF-;Method for S content in ash

    820-900°C, 230 kW, no sorbent0-2% N2 in flue gas, Recycle Rate=62,5%

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overwiew

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • Ponferrada, 10.09.2013 Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy Combustion 11

    Comparison of SO2 Emissions between Air and Oxyfiring mode: Variation of temperature

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    Air: Temperature vs. SO2Air 2-3%O2

    Air 3-4%O2Air 4-6%O2

    4% O2 in fluegas,

    230 kW, 62% Recycle

    Rateno sorbent,

    no O2 staging,

    4% O2 in fluegas,

    235 kW, no sorbent,

    no air staging,

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overwiew

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 12Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Comparison of SO2 Emissions between Air and Oxyfiring mode: Variation of false air intake

    863-895°C, 230 kW, no sorbentAir excess = 4% of O2 in dry flue gas, RR=62%

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overwiew

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

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  • 13Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Gas Analy

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    PL=80% S2=20%

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    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overwiew

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 14Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    -20%

    -32,1%

    -42%

    SO2 at Exit

    +9,6%

    +88,7%

    +126%

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    Oxygen Staging

    842-905°C, 248 kW, no sorbentOxygen excess = 4% of O2 in dry flue gas, RR=62%, 8%

    of recirculated flue gas through secondary gas inlet

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overwiew

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 15Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Sorbents overview

    SORTE Limestone Dolomite 460µm Dolomite 370µm Calciumhydroxide

    Mean

    particle size[mm] 0,7904 0,4678 0,3713 0,0677

    Silicium [%MASS] 0,00210 1,0039 1,64300 0,00309

    Aluminium [%MASS] 0,06608 0,2233 0,49730 0,09736

    Iron [%MASS] 0,04540 0,4487 0,58010 0,06689

    Calcium [%MASS] 35,99699 21,4750 22,35000 53,0407

    Magnesium [%MASS] 0,05731 13,4650 13,57500 0,08444

    Sulfur [%MASS] 0,00658 0,0002 0,01539 0,00969

    Natrium [%MASS] 0,30561 0,1300 0,12000 0,45030

    Kalium [%MASS] 0,00992 0,0571 0,30105 0,01465

    Spurstoffe [%MASS] 0,22037 0,1591 0,46037 0,32471

    *Rest [%MASS] 63,28962 63,0378 60,45779 45,99

    Photo

    Limestone

    Ca(OH)2

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    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overwiew

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 16Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Desulphurisation using limestone

    855-870°C, 250 kW, Sorbent:LimestoneAir excess = 4% of O2 in dry flue gas, RR=62,5%,

    No air or O2 staging

    CO2=95%vol,dry

    CO2=94,8%CO2=94,4%

    CO2=86,8%

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    Oxy Air

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overview

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 17Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Analysis of cyclone/filter ash during desulphurization

    855-870°C, 250 kW, Sorbent:LimestoneAir excess = 4% of O2 in dry flue gas, RR=62,5%,

    No air or O2 staging

    Calcium

    Calcium

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    Ca LuftCa OxyS LuftS Oxy

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overview

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 18Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Desulphurization using Dolomite

    855-870°C, 250 kW, Sorbent:LimestoneOxygen excess = 4% of O2 in dry flue gas, RR=62,5%,

    No staging

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    Air Dolomite 460

    Air Dolomite 460

    Oxy Dolomite 460

    Oxy Dolomite 460

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overview

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 19Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Desulphurization using Dolomite

    855-870°C, 250 kW, Sorbent:LimestoneOxygen excess = 4% of O2 in dry flue gas, RR=62,5%,

    No staging

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    Air Dolomite 460Air Dolomite 460Air Dolomite 370Oxy Dolomite 460Oxy Dolomite 460Oxy Dolomite 370Oxy Dolomite 370

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overview

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 20Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Desulphurization using Dolomite

    855-870°C, 250 kW, Sorbent:DolomiteOxygen excess = 4% of O2 in dry flue gas, RR=62,5%,

    No air or O2 staging

    Calcium

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    Oxy Ca

    Oxy S

    Sulphur

    Calcium

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    Luft Ca

    Luft S

    Oxy Ca

    Oxy S

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overview

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 21Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Desulphurization using Calcium Hydroxide Ca(OH)2

    860-880°C, 248 kW, Sorbent:Ca(OH)2Air excess = 4% of O2 in dry flue gas, RR=62,5%,

    No air or O2 staging

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    Behavior of SO2 undernormal conditions

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overwiew

    (Economical aspects)

    Conclusion and Outlook

    Oxy

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    Replotted from: S.Lin, Y.Wang, Y.Suzuki: High Temperature CaO Hydration and

    Ca(OH)2 Decomposition over a Multitude ofCycles, in Energy & Fuels 23,2009, Page

    2856-2861

  • 22Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Overview of sorbents

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    Ca(OH)2Dolomite 460Dolomite 370Limestone

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overview

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 23Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Economy of Desulphurization

    Sorbent €/t Airt/DayOxy

    t/DayAir

    €/DayOxy

    €/DayCa(OH)2 80* 88 98 7.100 7.800

    Limestone 20** 271 - 5.400 -

    Dolomite 370µm

    33*** 207 312 6.900 10.300

    Dolomite 460µm

    30** 235 413 7.100 12.400

    Reference power Plant 460 MWeNet Plant Efficiency 43,3%Fuel used for experiments : 55,5 kg/s

    Sources:* Walhalla Kalk GmbH

    **sh Minerals AG***Ostrauer Kalkwerke GmbH

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overview

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 24Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Overview

    Direct desulphurization in the combustion chamber forOxyfuel firing is still possible, but the efficiency is lower thanfor air firing

    Effect of particle size distribution of sorbent is relatively high

    Ca(OH)2 as an alternative sorbent probably too expensive

    Air/O2 Staging is an disadvantage for sulfurisation reaction

    Slight decrease of CO2 Concetration in Oxy-Modus boosts theeficiency of desulphurization

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overview

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook

  • 25Behavior of sulfur in CFB-Oxy CombustionPonferrada, 10.09.2013

    Acknowledgement

    Thank to our project partners and sponsors:

    German Federal Ministry of Economic (COORETEC Programme)

    Vattenfall

    E.ON Energie AG

    RWE Power AG

    Linde AG

    …and thankYou forYour attention!

    Motivation

    Recent research on SO2-Emissions

    Fluidized Bed Test Rig

    Results of own research

    SO2 without sorbent

    Sorbent Limestone

    Sorbent Dolomite

    Sorbent Ca(OH)2

    Overview

    Economical aspects

    Conclusion and Outlook