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8th SGC International Seminar on GasificatonOctober 15th -16th, 2014Malmö, Sweden
Commercial Experiences of Waste and
Biofuel Gasification -
Valmet CFB Gasification
Juhani Isaksson, Valmet Power
Valmet CFB Gasification
Valmet
Valmet CFB Gasification
Valmet CFB Gasification for Waste – Case Lahti
Valmet CFB Gasification for biomass – Case Vaskiluoto
Outlook and Summary
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Global supplier of services and technologies for the pulp, paper and energy industries.
Services
• Mill and plant
improvements
• Spare parts
• Maintenance services
• Life-cycle services
Pulp and Energy
Technologies and solutions
for
• Pulp production
• Energy production
• Biomass conversion
Paper
Technologies and solutions
for
• Board production
• Tissue production
• Paper production
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Valmet has a turnover of €3 billion and was reborn through
the demerger of Metso Group on December 31, 2013.
Valmet CFB gasifier - operating principle
Date Author Title INTERNAL6
2 Center tube
3 Gas out
5, 5.1 Grid
6 Bottom ash removal
7, 7.1 Gasification air fan,
air pre-heat
8 Start burner
9 Fuel day silo
10 Bed material silo
11 Circulating bed
Valmet CFB gasifier
CFB Gasifier
Size 20 – 140 (300) MWth
Fuel Biomass, waste
Gasification media Air
Operating
temperature
750 – 900 C
Operating pressure 5-30 kPa(g)
Product gas
heating value
3-7 MJ/nm3 (LHV)
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Fuel feeding CFB reactor
Bottom ash removal
Cyclone
Product gas line
Product gas/
gasification air
- heat exchanger
Valmet CFB gasifier early reference
At Värö, Södra Cell, Sweden, a
Valmet CFB gasifier has been
used 1987 -2014 to fire the lime
kiln with bark/wood
=> Over 20 years of industrial
experience
The oil used in a lime kiln is the
only user of fossil fuel in a
modern pulp mill
By replacing fossil fuels, a pulp
mill can be CO2 neutral
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Valmet Power - gasification offering
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Product gas for
industrial kilns
•Woody biomass,
bark, peat also waste
•20 – 110 MWfuel units
• Typically includes a
dryer
• Dusty product gas
• Also other types of
kilns possible
•Gas cleaning if
needed
Product gas for
power boilers
• Woody biomass,
bark, peat…
• Superior electricity
efficiency
• Existing boilers
• 50 – 300 MWfuel
units
• Typically includes a
dryer
• Gas cleaning if
needed
Product gas from
waste for power
production
• Waste-derived fuel
• 50 – 150 MWfuel
• High electricity
efficiency
• Typically a new gas
boiler (existing boiler is
also an option)
• Gas filtering -> clean
product gas
Indirect
gasification of
biofuels
• Suitable for clean
biofuels
•Suitable for cases
HIGH HEATING VALUE
GAS is needed (SNG,
refinery feed motors)
Valmet Waste GasificationLahti Energia – areal view
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Gasifier
Gas
cleanup
Boiler
Old power
station
Conveyor
Stack
APC
Turbine
Lahti Waste Gasification plantDesign fuel
Design fuel
FuelSRF from MSW and
C+IW
LHV 18 – 24 MJ/kg,dry
Moisture < 30 w-%
Ash < 15 w-%,dry
Cl < 0.6 w-%,dry
Na + K < 0.3 w-%,dry
Hg < 0.1 mg/kg,dry
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Highest efficiency for Energy-from-Waste
World’s largest waste (SRF)
gasification power plant
Processes 250 ktpa of Refuse
Derived Fuel (SRF) to produce:
50 MW of electricity
90 MW of district heat
CHP efficiency of 87,5 %
• Total investment ca. €160m
Lahti Energia, Lahti, Finland
Start-up 2012
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CO2
emissions
reduced
up to 50 %
Lahti Waste Gasification plant
Lahti Project Milestones
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Environmental Permit 27.4.2007
Building Permit 6.11.2009
Delivery Contract 26.11.2009
First Gasification 15.12.2011
Turbine Syncronisation 3.02.2012
Take Over 27.06.2012
Over 16 000 hours of operation until end
September 2014
Valmet Waste Gasification
Valmet Waste Gasification
Lahti Project -Operational experience
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Stable and easy to control operation
Compliance with WID
No corrosion detected
Capacity demonstrated
Gasifier operation reliable
First year availability too low
Changes in filter operational modes
Product Gas Cooler changes
Fuel properties improved
(metal/streamers/wood)
Availability now 85 % +
Further improvements still ongoing as a
cooperation with the Customer
Valmet Waste Gasification
Fuel variations in Lahti
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0,0
5,0
10,0
15,0
20,0
25,0
30,0
35,0
40,0
28.12.2013
5.1.2014
12.1.2014
20.1.2014
30.1.2014
5.2.2014
12.2.2014
20.2.2014
27.2.2014
6.3.2014
13.3.2014
21.3.2014
27.3.2014
3.4.2014
21.4.2014
28.4.2014
4.5.2014
11.5.2014
18.5.2014
25.5.2014
MOISTURE VARIATIONS
Low emissions provenAt stack (red. 11 % O2)
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Emisssion Limit Measured
NOx 200 mg/m3n 161 mg/m
3n
SO2 50 mg/m3n 7 mg/m
3n
CO 50 mg/m3n < 2 mg/m
3n
Dust 10 mg/m3n < 2 mg/m
3n
HCl 10 mg/m3n < 1 mg/m
3n
HF 1 mg/m3n < 0,5 mg/m
3n
TOC 10 mg/m3n < 1 mg/m
3n
PCDD/F
compounds0,1 ng/m
3n < 0,002 ng/m
3n
Hg 0,05 mg/m3n < 0,0001 mg/m
3n
Cd+Tl 0,05 mg/m3n < 0,0003 mg/m
3n
Sb+As+Co+
Cr+Cu+Mn+
Ni+Pb+V
Total 0,5
mg/m3n
< 0,03 mg/m3n
* NOx, SO2, HCl are usually close to limit to minimize the cost of additives
Final emission control:
DeNox – catalyst
Sodiumbicarbonate injection
Activated carbon injection
Bag house
Valmet Waste gasificationCo-firing waste in existing power plant
Co-firing of cleaned gas from waste
gasification in existing utility boiler
Hot gas cleanup removes corrosive
and harmful compounds from gas
Minimum impact on boiler operation,
corrosion, ash quality and emissions
Full capacity on main solid fuel
maintained
Minimum boiler modifications needed,
including new gas burners
Permitting ?
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Add-on gasifier and
hot gas cleanup
Existing utility boiler
Cofiring is an efficient way to use biomass
Example:100 MW of biofuel available at the district
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100 MW, fuelSmall boiler,
efficiency 25 %25 MW
green electricity
100 MW, fuelLarge boiler,
efficiency 40 %40 MW
green electricity
+
160 MW
coal electricity400 MW coal
The final outcome is 60 %
more green electricity !
Valmet scope in Vaskiluodon Voima’sgasification project
Full scope services with total plant optimization
– Fuel receiving and handling
– Drying
– Gasification
– Boiler modifications
– Automation, electrification and instrumentation
Wet biomass
Existing PC boiler
Instrumentation,
electrification
and automation
Biomass receiving
and pre-handlingLarge-scale belt dryer CFB gasifier
140 MWfuel
Product gas
Dried biomass
Vaskiluoto Biomass Gasification plant
and the main experiences of the project
11.3.2013
Matti Tiilikka
Project manager
Vaskiluodon Voima Oy 23
Vaskiluoto 2
Investments:
‒ Boiler plant 1982
‒ Desulphurization plant 1993
‒ New turbine plant 1998
In technical terms, the plant is
fit for use until 2030
Main figures:
‒ Electricity output 230 MW
‒ District heat output 175 MW
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Vaskiluoto Power Plant
Investment cost and benefits
Total investment cost 40 M€. State investment subsidy 10,8 M€
(Ministry of Employment and the Economy)
Cost savings:
‒ Reduction of CO2-emission cost, reduction of CO2-emissions
up to 230 000 t/yr.
‒ Feed-in tariffs of renewable energy
‒ Reduction of the environmental taxes of district heating
Other benefits:
‒ Low total cost compared with the construction of a totally new biofuel
power plant
‒ Gasification compared with wood pellet firing: higher cost of pellet
production (around +50%) and pellet milling is avoided
‒ Local fuels - Positive effects to the local economy, 15 M€/a.
• The new activities will employ 100 people in fuel logistics
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Project implementation
Main Schedule
Environmental permit 10.8.2010
Binding promise of the investment subsidy 8.4.2011
Contract with Metso Power Oy 6.5.2011
Start of the foundation work 1.9.2011 (4 months)
Start of the equipment installation 1.4.2012 (11 months)
Planned five weeks’ outage in August 2012 (15 months)
Start of test runs October 2012 (17 months)
Start of the commercial use January 2013 (20 months)
Vaskiluodon Voima Oy
Project experiences
Total project costs did stay in the frames of the budget
Installation time:
‒ The time schedule was very tight. That pressed final installation work
to late autumn and made the test running period quite challenging.
‒ Even so, the boiler modifications were made as planned during
5 weeks’ outage.
‒ The site safety was organised fine and there was only one minor
accident on site.
Test run:
‒ Only minor effects on PC-boiler operation, no boiler trips – great!
‒ The fuel unloading pockets were designed with high separating walls and
some types of trucks have had difficulties to operate between those walls.
‒ In the fuel sampling system there has been jamming with wet and cold peat.
‒ Temperature differences on the body material of air heaters have caused
distortion and damaged bellows of the gas ducts.
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Operation experiences
There has been no instabilities in the boiler evaporator.
NOx -emission level has been under the limits of environmental permit
(500 mg/m3(n)) – after the modification the emission level is around 350
mg/m3 and has been around 400 mg/m3 last year.
The warranty values are likely to be fulfilled. Warranty tests will be
carried out in March 2013.
The dyer has functioned fine. We have seen that investment quite
successful also because biofuels have been abnormal wet this year.
The potential risk of the hot corrosion of the superheaters was noticed
and therefore a theoretical study was made by Valmet. As a result it was
decided to keep the rate of biofuel always under the rate of coal.
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VASKILUOTO GASIFICATION PLANT
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FUEL STORAGE
AND HANDLING
PC BOILER
CFB
GASIFIER
DRYER
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Gasifier load
(70 – 132 MW)
Live steam pressure
Temperature and flow
Load following with coal
Reduction for nights
NOx content of boiler flue gases
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200
225
250
275
300
325
350
375
400
425
450
0 % 10 % 20 % 30 % 40 % 50 % 60 %
NO
xm
g/N
m3 6
% O
2
Gasifier share of total fuel input
High O2Low O2
SO2 content - before sulphur removal
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0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
550
5 % 10 % 15 % 20 % 25 % 30 % 35 % 40 % 45 % 50 % 55 %
SO
2
m
g/N
m3 6
% O
2
Gasifier share of total
First year availability
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0,0 % 20,0 % 40,0 % 60,0 %
Fuel handling
Flame detection
Burner impeller damage
Air preheater imbalance
Air damper leakage
Torch test failure
Distribution of causes for unavailability (total 3 %)
First operational year 2013/2014 availability was 97 %
Dryer (Titanic)
We are very pleased about the final results of this project and like to thank all
our suppliers for the fine co-operation!
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100 % Coal Replacement TestVaskiluoto 29.09.2.2014
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24 hour test without any coal or oil
Stable steam parameters (SH/RH 530/530 °C)
Stable combustion (CO below 10 mg/Nm3)
Emission reduction (SO2, NOx)
Valmet CFB Gasification
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Commercial
operation
4/2012
Commercial
Operation
1/2013
Start Up
20162/2014 OKI
5/2011 VaKa
A Proven Product with real life References
12/09 KyVo II