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THE INTEGRATION OF A MOBILE SUGAR BEET PLANT WITH A PYROLYSIS PLANT DR. L. XU AND PROF. DR. IR. G. BREM UT PROF. DR. J. SANDERS AND DR. T. VAN BOXTEL WUR

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Page 1: THE INTEGRATION OF A MOBILE SUGAR BEET PLANT WITH A PYROLYSIS PLANT DR. L. XU AND PROF. DR. IR. G. BREM UT PROF. DR. J. SANDERS AND DR. T. VAN BOXTEL WUR

THE INTEGRATION OF A MOBILE SUGAR BEET PLANT WITH A PYROLYSIS PLANTDR. L. XU AND PROF. DR. IR. G. BREM UTPROF. DR. J. SANDERS AND DR. T. VAN BOXTEL WUR

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Contents

Concept Introduction Simulation Results Summary

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95,000 ha

Facts of current sugar industries

Sugar beet

Maize

Cereals

13,74%

23,05%

27,54%

35,67%

Potatoes

Dutch arable farming area: 820,000 ha (2004)

There are 3 sugar factories in the Netherlands:Dinteloord (Cosun): 18,500 t/d slicing capacity; Groningen (Cosun): 15,000 t/d slicing capacity; Vierverlaten (CSM): 17,000 t/d slicing capacity.

There are 3 sugar factories in the Netherlands:Dinteloord (Cosun): 18,500 t/d slicing capacity; Groningen (Cosun): 15,000 t/d slicing capacity; Vierverlaten (CSM): 17,000 t/d slicing capacity.

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Facts of current sugar industries

Central Sugar factory

Decentral sugar beet farm land

150 km150 km

Drawbacks:Drawbacks:Damage during transportationHigh transportation costNutrient emissionSugar beet campaign: Sep.-Nov.

NutrientsNutrients

Central Sugar factory

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Advantages:Advantages:Easy storageExtended processing seasonReduced transportation cost Local heat requirement!

A decentral concept

Zeolite dryer

Dried sugar beetDried sugar beet

Zeolite dryer

Dried sugar beetDried sugar beet

Zeolite dryer

Dried sugar beetDried sugar beet

Zeolite dryer

Dried sugar beetDried sugar beet

Dried sugar beetDried sugar beet

Dried sugar beetDried sugar beet

Dried sugar beetDried sugar beet

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A mobile concept

Sugar Ethanol Animal feed

Mobile sugar plant

Mobile sugar plant

Mobile sugar plant Mobile sugar

plant

Mobile sugar plant

Mobile sugar plant

Sugar Ethanol Animal feed

Sugar Ethanol Animal feed

Sugar Ethanol Animal feed Sugar

Ethanol Animal feed

Sugar Ethanol Animal feed

Advantages:Advantages:Low transportation costNutrients balanceHigh value productsImproved energy efficiencyBio-waste utilization

Heat

Mobile pyrolysis plant

Pyrolysis oil Char Bio-gas

PYROLYSISREACTOR(500C,1bar)

Biomass

Heat

condenser

Char Separation

Gas

Bio-oil

Char 15 wt%

70 wt%

15 wt%

Pyrolysis

O2

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System Boundary

Scheme of the Concept

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Energy flow of the best case

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The size of pyrolysis plant in correlation with the sugar beet production area

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 10000,0

0,5

1,0

1,5

2,0

2,5

3,0

3,5

4,0

4,5

Siz

e of

Pyr

olys

is P

lant

, MW

Production Area of Sugar Beet, ha

0,45

0,90

2,22

4

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85,4%

14,6%

2,44%0,98%

9,77%

3,81%

83,01%

Sugar Bio-ethanol Pyrolysis oil Animal feed Electricity

An Example CaseProcess Parameter Unit Value

Sugar beet cultivation

Cultivation area ha. 200

Production Ton/ha./year 80

Results

Size of pyrolysis plant MW 1.0

Biomass feedstock for pyrolysiston/year 2100

Kg/h 260

Sugar production Ton/year 2400

Sugar 1,7 M Euro/yrBio-ethanol 0,078 M Euro/yrPyrolysis oil 0,2 M Euro/yrAnimal feed 0,02 M Euro/yrElectricity 0,05 M Euro/yr

1-time capital Investment for PyrolysisValue of yearly products, M euro/ year

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A new concept for a mobile sugar beet refinery plant with a pyrolysis plant has been developed in a cooperation between UT and WUR;

The mobile concept is sustainable, has promising characteristics:

A follow-up project is needed for a detailed design of the mobile concept, and further research on economic feasiblity is required!

Summary

Advantages: • Low transportation cost for sugar beet• Improved energy efficiency• Extended process season• Closed minerals cycle• Utilization of waste biomass

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Thank you!

Contact:[email protected]@utwente.nl

Energy Technology GroupUniversity of Twente