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CO2 Processing Unit for Oxy-Fuel
Fired Rotary Cement Kiln Presenter: Bill Mahoney
Authors: Kenneth Burgers, Stefan Laux, Minish Shah
175 East Park Drive, Tonawanda, NY 14150, USA
3rd Oxyfuel Combustion Conference
9-13 September 2013 – Ponferrada, Spain
Copyright © 2013 Praxair Technology, Inc. All rights reserved.
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The ecra CCS Study
Carbon Capture and Storage
study by the European Cement
Research Academy (ecra)
Multi-phase research initiative to study the implications for capturing carbon dioxide at
cement plants and develop cost estimates
– Post-combustion capture technology
– Oxy-fuel combustion
Phase III, Work Package A5: “General Layout of a Flue Gas Conditioning Facility for
Oxy-fuel Operation of a Rotary Cement Kiln”
This presentation focuses on the design and performance of the
CO2 Processing Unit (CPU)
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Oxy-Fuel Combustion for CCS
Oxy-fuel combustion reduces flue gas volume
CO2 rich (>80% dry basis) flue gas minimizes purification costs
Potential for fuel savings
Improved heat transfer increased productivity
Flue gas recirculation used to manage combustion temperatures
Air vs Oxy-Fuel
Fuel: Methane
26%
100%
H2O CO2
N2
O2 H2O CO2
Flue Gas Volume
Air
Fuel Raw meal
Luftzerlegung Nitrogen
Klinker brennprozess Clinker
Flue Gas Recirculation
Air Separation Unit (ASU)
Clinker- Burning Process
Flue gas (CO2 - rich) CO2 Processing
Unit (CPU)
Vent of Non-Condensable Gases (N2, Ar, O2, Traces)
CO2
Water
Oxygen
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Work Package A5
Compress and purify CO2-rich flue gas from a 3000 t/d oxy-fuel cement kiln for pipeline
transport at supercritical pressure
Process variations studied
– Inlet CO2 concentration to quantify effect of air inleakage
– Outlet CO2 purity to quantify effect of pipeline requirements
Major Deliverables
– Process design and utility requirements
– Conceptual layout
– Budgetary capital costs (+/- 30%)
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Clinker Air
Rotary Kiln
Cooler
Pre-heater
Pre- calciner
Fuel
Raw Mill
Raw Material
Exhaust cleaning
Fuel Preparation
Vent
Air-Fuel Cement Process
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Clinker
Oxy-Fuel Cement Process
Air
Rotary Kiln
Cooler
Pre-heater
Pre- calciner
Fuel
Raw Mill
Raw Material
Exhaust cleaning
Fuel Preparation
Air Ingress
Air Ingress
Air Ingress Air Ingress
Cooler
Oxygen
Nitrogen Gas Mixing
Air Separation
Unit
Flue Gas Recirculation
Heat exchanger
Bag filter CO2 rich flue gas
Vent
Transport
CO2 Purification
CO2-Storage
Water
CO2 Compression
Optimum excess oxygen for combustion?
Best O2 purity?
CO2 purity specification?
Level of air ingress
into process?
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CPU Process Schematic
Technology adapted from industrial CO2 process
Auto-refrigeration with partial condensation or distillation
Inert gases (N2, Ar, O2) are removed and vented
CO is removed using Catox Cold Box Vent
CO2-Rich Oxyfuel
Flue Gas
FG Cooler/ Condenser
H2O Compressor
Vent
Dilute acid
Catox
Condensate
> 95% CO2
Cold Box
SOx/NOx/ Removal
Dryer
H2O Expander
Hg
Carbon bed
Condensate
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Design Basis
Study Case Air
Intrusion CO2 Purity mol%
Type of CO2 Processing Unit (CPU)
1 2% > 95% Partial Condensation
2 4% > 95% Partial Condensation
3 6% > 95% Partial Condensation
4 6% > 99.5% Distillation
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Inlet Flue Gas Conditions
Case No. 1 2 3 4
Air Intrusion 2% 4% 6% 6%
CPU Type Partial
Condens. Partial
Condens. Partial
Condens. Distillation
Vol Flow, Nm3/h (dry) 56,887 58,971 61,523 61,523
Mass Flow, kg/h 112,232 114,784 118,013 118,013
Temperature, oC 50 50 50 50
Pressure, mbara 1063 1063 1063 1063
Composition, mol%
CO2 90.43% 86.84% 82.97% 82.97%
N2 4.13% 7.44% 11.09% 11.09%
O2 2.67% 2.98% 3.26% 3.26%
Ar 1.41% 1.37% 1.34% 1.34%
H2O 1.00% 1.00% 1.00% 1.00%
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Minor Flue Gas Components
Mercury and HCl levels assumed by Praxair
Component Inlet Concentration
Dust < 10 mg/Nm3 stp
CO < 1000 mg/Nm3 stp
NOx < 1200 mg/Nm3 stp
SOx < 400 mg/Nm3 stp
Hg < 0.085 mg/Nm3 stp
HCl < 5 mg/Nm3 stp
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Key Assumptions/Specifications
CO2 outlet pressure 138 bara
Cooling water inlet temperature 18 C
Cooling water outlet temperature 26 C
Steam pressure 22 bara
Currency Conversion € 1.00 = $1.40 US
Cost of Electricity € 0.071/kWh
Cost of Steam € 21.66/tonne
Cost of Cooling Water € 0.028/tonne
Cost of Process Water € 0.66/tonne
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CPU Cost and Performance
Case No. 1 2 3 4
Air Intrusion 2% 4% 6% 6%
Type of CPU Partial
Condens. Partial
Condens. Partial
Condens. Distill.
Feed CO2 Purity (dry) mol% 91.5% 87.9% 84.0% 84.0%
Product CO2 Purity, mol% 95.8% 95.2% 95.0% 99.9%
CO2 Capture Eff. 93.5% 92.6% 90.3% 90.0%
CO2 Captured, tonnes/day 2353 2320 2255 2248
Relative CPU Power 100 101.5 103 113
CO2 Compression and Purification Cost , €/tonne of CO2
€ 23.90 € 24.60 € 25.40 € 27.20
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Atmospheric Emission Reduction
Case No. 1 2 3 4
Air Intrusion 2% 4% 6% 6%
Type of CPU Partial
Condens. Partial
Condens. Partial
Condens. Distill.
Atmospheric Emission Reduction
CO 99.44% 99.33% 99.28% 99.00%
SOx 99.99% 99.99% 99.99% 99.99%
NOx 99.36% 99.26% 99.12% 98.79%
Hg >99.9% >99.9% >99.9% >99.9%
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Study Conclusions
Between 2250 and 2350 tonnes/day of CO2 at a pipeline pressure of 138 bar(a) can be
captured from a 3000 t/d oxy-fuel cement kiln.
Cost of CO2 compression and purification ranges from about € 24/tonne to about €
27/tonne
CPU is able to maintain CO2 recovery of >90% with air intrusion rates of up to 6%. Cost
increases by about € 1.50/tonne when air intrusion increases from 2% to 6%.
Increasing CO2 from 95% to 99.99% increases cost by € 1.80/tonne
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Summary
Oxygen combustion is used in many industries, including the cement industry
Air separation and CO2 compression/purification
– Technology is available and impact of oxygen purity can be determined
– Equipment scale is not a challenge
– Tradeoffs exists between investment costs and operating costs (energy)
The integration of oxy-fuel combustion into the cement process is a significant challenge
– Effect on process
– Costs
Sequestration requirements and legal framework need to be defined
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Questions?
Thank You for Your Attention!