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  • Supakint SUTEEPICHATPUNT

    27/03/2014

    AQCS-Technical Colloquium

    Saujana Hotel-Kuala Lumpur

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    Agenda

    AQCS Product line

    Experience, Product & Service

    Case study / Success story

    LTSA Option for East Asian Countries

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    Air Quality Control System

    AQCS Product line

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    Technology/Knowledge is decentralized to 6 Execution Centre unit

    AQCS Product Line Execution Centre location

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    Focus on providing state of the art technology

    Highly-skilled and dedicated engineers and

    technicians are engaged in developing

    new generation of ESP designs at the R&D

    Execution Center in Vxj, Sweden. Applied physics / Fluid dynamics Chemical engineering Analytical laboratory (dust

    resistivity etc.) Instruments / measuring

    techniques Laboratory for pilot plants and flow

    model testing Experimental workshop for test

    equipment and special services Rapping acceleration testing High Voltage test-rig Etc.

    AQCS Product Line R&D Activity

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    Agenda

    AQCS Product line

    Experience, Product & Service

    Case study / Success story

    LTSA Option for East Asian Countries

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    AQCS Product Line Scope of Products & Services

    Full range of AQCS products and services for OEM & oOEM

    to optimize the operation costs and to comply with stricter emission regulation

    Particulate Control

    Dust removal ESP (Electrostatic Precipitator)

    FF (Fabric Filters)

    SOx Control Desulphurization Dry FGD

    NID (Novel integrated

    desulphurization)

    SDA (Spray Dry Absorber)

    Wet FGD

    Limestone / Gypsum

    Sea water

    Utility

    Cement

    Pulp & Paper

    Waste to Energy

    Iron & Steel

    Non Ferrous NOx Control

    Denitrification SCR Systems

    (Selective Catalytic Reduction)

    Mercury Control MerCure

    Activated Carbon

    Injection

    KNX

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    Inspection service agreement Control system maintenance and service

    program

    Long Term Service Agreement

    Product and Service Portfolio

    Tailored service agreement from maintenance & repair to performance guarantees

    ESP Mechanical (DE, CE, )

    Electrical, with SIR and EPIC controllers family

    Process design / CFD

    Flue gas conditioning (SO3 with Sulphic / NH3)

    FF Mechanical

    (Optipow valves, cages, )

    Process design (gas inlet)

    Energy savings, with EFFIC controller + single tank

    FGD (dry/wet) Mechanical

    Process design (tray, nozzle, )

    Energy savings with APC2

    Upgrade & Retrofit

    Mechanical and electrical spare parts for OEM and selected oOEM designs

    Maintenance and repair during outages / outage preparation

    Spare part inventory management

    Visual, electrical and mechanical inspection of the AQCS installations

    Evaluation of the process parameters [flue gas parameters (composition, temperature, velocity, )] in relation to the: - design, and - current performance

    Inspections & Assessment

    Maintenance, repair & spare parts

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    ALSTOMs Control System Family

    Conventional T/R

    EPIC III Control unit for T/R\s

    Flktbus/Ethernet

    ProMo III To host

    computer,

    DCS

    EPICAB Control of

    T/R, rappers,

    heaters etc.

    SIR HV energization

    and control of

    rappers, heaters etc

    ETU**

    ESP

    ERIC Control unit for Magnetic Rappers

    EFFIC Control unit for Fabric filter

    FF

    Input signals -Vibration -Sound -Opacity -Boiler load etc..

    Input signals -Pressure drop -Opacity etc..

    OPC server

    PC-MTU/ PC-ETU LAN

    DCS Internet

    RTU*

    IM200/300

    *RTU Remote Terminal Unit for Flktbus communication

    **ETU Ethernet Terminal Unit

    SIR4

    SIRE

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    Lower expertise Operations

    Long Term Service

    Agreement

    Inspections and

    assessments

    Spare parts

    Repairs and maintenance

    Level of interaction with customers

    Val

    ue a

    dded

    Integrated upgrade & retrofit

    Control Systems upgrade

    Intermediate Life extension Spare parts

    Maintenance

    Higher expertise Performance Improvements

    Service Offer

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    AQCS Our Experience Base

    Alstom is world leading supplier of AQCS

    Pollutant Alstom Process Experience & Performance

    NOx Selective Catalytic Reduction 39GW installed. >90%

    SO2

    Open Spray Tower 58GW installed. >99%

    Flowpac Absorber 1GW installed. >99%

    Dry Flue Gas Desulphurisation 25GW installed. >95%

    Seawater Desulphurisation 38GW installed. >98%

    Particulates

    Dry Electrostatic Precipitators 188GW installed

    Wet Electrostatic Precipitators 17million m3/hour installed

    Fabric Filters 18GW installed. 95%

    Mercury KNXTM /Mer-CureTM /FilsorptionTM 11GW installed

    NOX:Nitrogen Oxides SOX: Sulphur Oxides HF: Hydrogen Fluoride HCl: Hydrogen Chloride Hg: Mercury

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    Agenda

    AQCS Product line

    Experience, Product & Service

    Case study / Success story

    LTSA Option for East Asian Countries

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    Case study 1 Paiton (Mech + Elec upgrade)

    PT PEMBANGKITAN JAWA BALI (PJB) UP PAITON:

    Plant name: PT. PJB Unit Pembangkitan Paiton Unit 1 & 2

    Plant Information

    Location: Paiton, Probolinggo Process: Pulverized Coal Boiler Output (MW/TPH): 400 MW/1230 T/h Air Quality Control Systems:

    ESP ABB CE 2P4C13DAF/400 x 15.4 x 19.5 (4 @ 4.878M)

    TR Set ABB 500mA, 380 V primary, 65 KV secondary

    Controller ABB Fory EMS

    Temperature at full load 162 C

    Design efficiency 99.5%

    Max gas velocity 1.35 m/s

    MIGI rapper for DE and GD inlet

    Tumbling hammer for CE

    Introduction

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    Case study 1 Paiton

    Customer drivers existing ESP conditions

    ESP Parameter result during assessment High emission

    Customer problems/needs

    Original

    Design

    Measured at ESP inlet

    Adaro Coal Mixed Coal

    Boiler Generation MW 415 400 400

    Flue gas temperature (Avg.) 0C 135 152 152

    Flue gas moisture % v/v NA 17.5 18.5

    Static pressure at ESP inlet mm.Wg (-)348 (-)276 (-)280

    Flue gas flow (Total in 4-pass) m3/s 621.2 456 795

    Flue gas flow (Total in 4-pass) Nm3/s 385 472 496

    WMA dust conc.- dry basis gm/Nm3 NA 2.50 3.20

    WMA dust conc.- wet basis gm/Nm3 NA 2.0 2.80

    Oxygen in flue gas at ESP inlet % v/v NA 4.5 5

    Measured at ESP outlet

    ESP Emission - Dry basis mg/Nm3 143 229

    Oxygen in flue gas at ESP outlet % v/v NA 5 5.2

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    Coal Analysis

    Adaro Coal Mixed Coal

    Ultimete

    Analysis AR ADB AR ADB

    Total

    Moisture % wt 26.60 .. 27.80 .. Inherent

    Moisture % wt .. 16.2 .. 17.30

    Ash % wt 1.49 1.70 2.88 3.30

    Carbon % wt 52.05 59.43 49.71 56.94

    Hydrogen % wt 3.33 3.80 3.54 4.05

    Nitrogen % wt 0.62 0.71 0.71 0.81

    Sulphur % wt 0.11 0.12 0.18 0.21

    Oxygen % wt 15.8 18.04 15.18 17.39

    Proximate

    Analysis

    Total

    Moisture % wt 26.80 . 27.8 . Inherent

    dMoisture % wt . 17 . 17.3

    Ash % wt 1.2 1.4 3.1 3.5

    Fixed Carbon % wt 35.6 40.3 33.6 38.5

    Volatile

    Matter % wt 36.4 41.3 35.5 40.7

    Nitrogen % wt 0.63 0.71 0.72 0.82

    Total Sulphur % wt 0.1 0.11 0.18 0.21

    GCV Kcal/Kg 5111 5796 4821 5525

    Existing MIGI rapping for DE & GD Screen is not adequate

    Case study 1 Paiton

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    Customer targets :

    With all inlet parameters, coal and ash characteristics, and the proposed modification done in the existing ESP, we confirm that the outlet emission will be brought down to 80 mg/Nm3 (dry basis)

    Case study 1 Paiton

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    Replace the existing MIGI rapping with Tumbling hammer system

    Replace 32 sets of the existing T/R controller with New EPIC III (Ethernet version)

    PC-MTU software for interfacing with controller

    Proposed solution

    Case study 1 Paiton

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    Case study 1 Paiton

    Alstom latest controller EPIC III Ethernet Version Able to control TR set, Rapper, Heater & Conveyor

    Modern communication

    Ethernet I/O in any PC can be used.

    100 Mb/s TCP/IP open communication network is used

    Each EPIC III has its own home-page

    PCR ( Power Change Rapping)

    EPOQ

    Etc.

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    Case study 1 Paiton

    SCHEMATIC ARRANGEMENT OF PROPOSED CONTROL SYSTEM rface

    scheme - PAITON

    Computer at CCR for

    online control & monitoring

    Multimode opto fibre

    max 100m

    Ethernet UTP cable Cat 5 enhanced

    max 100 m

    Ethernet

    Switch

    Note 1 : Locally any PC / Laptop can be

    connected into spare Cu port of switch

    Fibre Optic Patch Cord

    LIU Box + Local JB +

    Fibre Optic Patch Cord

    Note 2 : Switch to be installed into local JB /

    LIU with power module, Optical connectors,

    patch cord etc.

    Note 3 : If computer is placed at local ESP

    panel control room then optical cables, LIU

    box & optical cable accessories are not

    required

    100 mtrs

    30 mtrs

    8 nos. EPIC-III

    PASS- 1

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    - 8 nos. EPIC-III

    PASS- 2

    8 nos. EPIC-III

    PASS- 3

    8 nos. EPIC-III

    PASS- 4

    20 mtrs

    20 mtrs 20 mtrs 20 mtrs

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    Case study 1 Paiton

    Engineering

    Supply equipment & material

    Dismantling, Erection

    Pre-commissioning and post

    Performance test

    Scope of work

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    Case study 1 Paiton

    Performance result

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    Case study 1 Paiton

    Alstom design for DE rapping: Top Drive

    New hammers, bearings, spacers, shaft ( 50 mm) Alstom reliable design

    Alstom type tumbling hammer

    Easy to fit in existing ESP internals & casing

    Rapping drive (roof drive) Alstom adapted design

    Shaft, pin wheels, insulators are standard Alstom parts

    Benefits

    Less components

    Simple design Wearing distributed on full

    surface of round rolling hammer

    Well proven Alstom design High reliability Extended lifetime Easy to maintain Easy to install

    Customer benefit

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    Case study 2 TPS (Elec upgrade)

    THAI POWER SUPPLY Co., Ltd.:

    Plant name: Thai Power Supply Unit 4

    Plant Information

    Location: Chachoengsao, Thailand Process : Biomass fluidized bed boiler Fuel: Rice husk / Wood bark (60 / 40) Output (MW/TPH): 37.5 MW/ 200 T/h Air Quality Control Systems:

    ESP ALSTOM, FPA-3x45M-104-100-A2

    TR Set KRAFT 690 V primary, 100 KV/1200 mA, secondary

    Controller ALSTOM EPIC II (Flakt bus)

    Design efficiency 99.68%

    Max gas velocity 1.2 m/s

    Introduction

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    Case study 2 TPS

    Customer drivers existing ESP conditions

    ESP has operated at low electrical performance approx. 30~50kV and very low mA

    Boiler has to be operated at 84% of full capacity to maintain emission within acceptable level

    Customer targets :

    Operate Boiler at full load capacity Possible to burn other fuel recipe i.e. Rice Husk + Bark + Chip Wood ESP efficiency > 99.68% Outlet emission will be less than 80 mg/Nm3 (wet basis)

    Customer problems/needs

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    Replace 2 sets of the existing T/R controller with SIR4 100kV, 1200mA

    ETU device for interfacing with SIR4

    Proposed solution

    Case study 2 TPS

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    Case study 2 TPS

    SCHEMATIC ARRANGEMENT OF PROPOSED CONTROL SYSTEM

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    Case study 2 TPS

    Engineering

    Supply equipment & material

    Dismantling, Erection

    Pre-commissioning and post

    Note: Performance test is done by third party under customer scope.

    Scope of work

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    Case study 2 TPS

    Performance result

    The boiler was operated at 51.5 kg/s with a different fuel recipe as stipulated in table below with corrected performance = 99.95% and the average outlet emission 38.26 mg/Nm3

    Higher dust is collected in 1st and 2nd fields and much less emission spike seen on the stack during rapping time of the last field

    Fuel composition Mixing Ratio Percentage Rice Husk (TPD) 6 57.14% Eucalyptus Chip (TPD) 3 28.57% Bark of Rubber tree (TPD) 0.5 4.76% Chip of Mango (TPD) 1 9.52%

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    Case study 2 TPS

    Electrical performance result

    Parameters Unit Before As per data from TPS

    After As of 17 Jan 2011

    Remark

    Field 1 EPIC II + Conv T/R KRAFT 100kV/1200mA

    SIR4 100KV/1200 mA

    Secondary current mA 180 539 Good improvement Secondary Voltage KV

    Average 56 57.3 Peak 74 58.3 Valley 49.3 56.3

    Spark per minute spm 19 0 Best improvemnt

    Field 2 EPIC II + Conv T/R KRAFT 100kV/1200mA

    SIR4 100KV1200 mA

    Secondary current mA 440 936 Best improvemnt Secondary Voltage KV

    Average 48 49.8 Peak 82 50.9 Valley 29 49.2

    Spark per minute spm 14 0 Best improvemnt Field 3 EPIC II + Conv T/R KRAFT

    100kV/1200mA

    EPIC II + Conv T/R KRAFT

    100kV/1200mA

    Secondary current mA 430 512 It was 800 mA during 15 October 2010

    Secondary Voltage KV Average 39 34.7 Peak 71 62.8 Valley 20 19.6

    Spark per minute spm 70 4 Best improvemnt

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    Case study 2 TPS

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    Case study 2 TPS

    Alstoms electronic product: SIR4

    Increase boiler load

    Reduce emission

    Alter fuel recipe

    Benefits

    Plant emissions reduction

    Reduced investment, installation, operation and maintenance costs

    Robustness and Reliability

    Customer benefit

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    Case study 3 AEC (WFGD tray upgrade)

    Alabama Electric Cooperative, Lowman Station:

    Plant name: Lowman station

    Plant Information

    Introduction

    Located on the Tombigbee River near Leroy,

    Ala., the Charles R. Lowman Power Plant is

    AECs primary generating source.

    With its three coal-fired generating units, Plant

    Lowmans generating capacity equals 556 megawatts.

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    Case study 3 AEC

    4 Open Spray Towers with Trays

    Alabama Electric Cooperative Lowman Station

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    Add Performance enhancing plates

    Add WFGD trays

    Upgrade Spray Nozzles

    Improve Sparger system

    Proposed solution

    Case study 3 AEC

    Value to customer Environmental Compliance

    Improved SO2 capture

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    Wet FGD Tray design in Lowman

    Case study 3 AEC

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    Tray # 1,

    30% Open area

    Tray # 2,

    50 % Open area

    Wet FGD Tray Various Designs

    Case study 3 AEC

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    Case study 3 AEC

    Conventional OST

    no tray

    400 l/min nozzles

    650 ppm inlet SO2

    3.5 m/s

    pH= 5.6

    84,3% removal efficiency

    dPtot = 9 mbar = 900 Pa

    dPnozzles=5.2 mbar = 520 Pa

    Lowman design

    ~ 30 % open area tray

    400 l/min nozzles

    650 ppm inlet SO2

    3.5 m/s

    pH=5.6

    92.5% removal efficiency

    97% actual test result

    dPtot = 14 mbar = 1400Pa

    dPnozzles=10.5 mbar = 1050 Pa

    The Upgrade solution for WFGD

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    Visy Pulp & Paper, Tumut, Australia

    Scope of supply Inspect all ESPs Lime Kiln 1,

    Recovery Boiler 1 & 2 , Power Boiler 1 Minor Repairs

    Value for customer Peace of mind that ESPs will be

    efficient till next outage

    No Competition!

    Inspection and minor maintenance of 4 x FLS ESP

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    Power reduction saving/yr: 2 x (850-100)kW x 8000 h x 0.06 /yr =720.000 /yr

    Fuel: Indonesian coals

    Scope of Supply:

    - Upgrade of Control System with 18 pcs EPIC-III Original Guarantee:

    - 50 mg/Nmfor high resistivity Indonesian coals After upgrade and optimization:

    - After upgrade and optimisation of the control system and rapping schedule the emissions

    remained steady at 10 mg/Nm with a power

    consumption decrease from 850kW to 100kW

    per casing

    Upgrade of Control System and optmization (EPOQ)

    2x ESP: ABB/Flkt, 1 chamber, 3 cells each, 3 fields, equipped with 18 pcs conv. T/R:s

    EPIC Success Story - Energy Reduction

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    ESP: R.C., 2 chamber with 4 fields + MIGIs

    Fuel: Import Coal + SO3 - injection

    Before upgrade

    Discharge electrode: weighted

    wire

    T/R: 4 pcs conv. 70 kV/1250mA

    Dust em: 150 200 mg/Nm at

    100 kW

    After upgrade

    Discharge electrode: ribbon

    8 pcs SIRE 70kV/800mA

    Dust em: 20 25 mg/Nm at 220

    kW

    Alt. Investment for 20 mg/Nm:

    - Ext. with 1 field for 2.0 MEUR + 5w downtime 1.0 MEUR or

    - Inst. of 8 SIRs for 0.6 MEUR + 3 days downtime 0.1 MEUR!

    SIR Success Story Investment reduction

    120 MWe Coal Fired Power Plant

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    Retrofit Success Story Performance / Life time

    Commissioning in 2013

    Scope of supply Upgrade to size FTA 1x42M,1x48M- 88 90 - A2 100% internals replacement , casing retained Field length increase from 4 mts to 4.2 / 4.8 m Top rapping EPIC-III upgrade

    Value for customer 1st unit PG Test completed with 65 mg/Nm3

    emission Plant emissions reduction Increased availibility System life extension and reliability improvement

    2 no. , Circulating FBC , SF CLEANAIR OY ESP using fuels as Biomass, Sludge from ETP, Eucalyptus bark , Coal for < 80 mg/Nm3 emission

    Siam kraft

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    Agenda

    AQCS Product line

    Experience, Product & Service

    Case study / Success story

    LTSA Option for East Asian Countries

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    Lower expertise Operations

    Long Term Service

    Agreement

    Inspections and

    assessments

    Spare parts

    Repairs and maintenance

    Level of interaction with customers

    Val

    ue a

    dded

    Integrated upgrade & retrofit

    Control Systems upgrade

    Intermediate Life extension Spare parts

    Maintenance

    Higher expertise Performance Improvements

    AQCS Service Agreements Portfolio Scope for the Flue Gas Line

    Impact on

    your units

    performance

    Expertise & Integrated

    Contracts

    Over 85 LTSA contracts in force today

    LTSA in the recent months: - 2 in Brazil - 1 in Sweden

    - 1 in Finland

    - 1 in the US

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    AQCS Service Agreements Summary

    Inspection LTSA

    + Guarantees

    O &/or M

    + Outage Management

    Control System LTSA

    = Standard inclusion; = Optional inclusion

    LTSA

    Scope

    Providing the necessary expertise for assured unit performance in Malaysia

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