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Universität Stuttgart Prof. Dr. techn. G. Scheffknecht Institut für Verfahrenstechnik und Dampfkesselwesen Institute of Process Engineering and Power Plant Technology 3 rd Workshop IEAGHG International Oxy-Combustion Network Yokohama, Japan 5 th and 6 th March 2008 Impact of Combustion Conditions on Emission Formation (SO 2 , NO X ) and fly ash Patrick Mönckert, Bhupesh Dhungel, René Kull Jörg Maier [email protected]

Impact of Combustion Conditions on Emission Formation ... Mtg/02b-03 J. Maier (IVD...• Rank of coal (bituminous, lignite…) • Slagging, Fouling, (impact of higher SO 2, H 2S,

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  • Universität StuttgartProf. Dr. techn. G. Scheffknecht

    Institut für Verfahrenstechnik und DampfkesselwesenInstitute of Process Engineering and Power Plant Technology

    3rd WorkshopIEAGHG International Oxy-Combustion Network

    Yokohama, Japan5th and 6th March 2008

    Impact of Combustion Conditions

    on Emission Formation (SO2, NOX)

    and fly ash

    Patrick Mönckert, Bhupesh Dhungel, René KullJörg Maier

    [email protected]

  • Universität StuttgartTopics of Presentation, R&D Topics at IVD

    • Fuel characterization (electrical heated pf reactors)• Combustion

    • Rank of coal (bituminous, lignite…)• Emission formation, ricirculation (NOX, SO2, H2S, CO…• Char burnout and fly ash formation

    • Pyrolysis under CO2 and N2 atmosphere• Volatile release and char formation/reactivity

    • Technical scale combustion tests (0.5MWth)• Combustion and emission behavior, slagging, fouling, corrosion, SO3,,

    acid dew point• Component development and test (burner…)• Plant handling and operation, safty requirements

    • Model development and combustion simulation (AIOLOS)

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    Parameter Study on Emission Formation (SO2, H2S)

    electrically heated reactor (20kW)

  • Universität StuttgartAnalysis of the Coals Used

    Coals LHV [%,ar]Moist. [%,ar]

    Ash [%, wf]

    Vol. [%, waf]

    Cfix [%, waf]

    C [%, waf]

    H [%, waf]

    N [%, waf]

    S [%, waf]

    O [by diff]

    Ca in ash [%]

    Ca/S [mol. Ratio]

    Klein Kopje 24932 3.60 19.29 27.76 72.24 83.93 4.50 1.67 0.72 9.18 5.8 2.98

    Lausitz 21412 10.20 5.46 57.36 42.64 66.78 5.26 0.65 0.85 (0.36) 26.5 17.0 3.17

    Rhenish 20965 11.50 4.07 54.18 45.82 67.96 7.68 0.73

  • Universität StuttgartUniversität StuttgartSet-up and description of 20 kW once through furnace

    SO2 Injection: up to 3000 ppm via the secondary stream of the burner

    In-flame measurements H2S/SO2, staged/unstaged

    SO2 measurements outlet rediative section T=1150°C

    SO2 measurements outlet of convective section T= 450°C

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    Test Results:

    • SO2 emission at the outlet of the rediative section(1150°C) by SO2 injection up to 3000ppm

    • SO2 captured along the convective section(1150°C down to 450°C) by SO2 injection up to 3000ppm

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    Impact of SO2 injection at the outlet of the radiative section (1150°C), OF27

    Negligible reduction of recycled SO2 in the high temperature, radiative section of the furnace.

    646

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    2 [pp

    m]

    SO2-injection SO2-measured

    936

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    SO

    2 [pp

    m]

    315

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    SO

    2 [pp

    m]

    788

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    SO2 [

    ppm

    ]

    D. Ensdorf Coal

    A. Klein Kopje Coal B. Lausitz Coal

    C. Rhenish Coal

    646936

    320

    788

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    SO2 captured along the convective part(down to 450°C) by different inlet concentrations

    Oxy-fuel 27 % O2

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    SO2 measured at the end of radiative section [ppm]

    SO

    2 ca

    ptur

    ed @

    flue

    -gas

    pa

    th [p

    pm]

    KK_Captured RH_Captured LA_Captured EN_Captured

    SO2 injection increased

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    In-flame measurements of staged flames withfocus on SO2 and H2S with and without

    injection of 3000ppm SO2

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    H2S formation: Impact of SO2 accumulation (λ1=0.75)

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    Distance from Burner [m]

    H2S

    [ppm

    ]

    KK_0

    KK_3000

    LA_0

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    Distance from Burner [m]

    H2S

    [ppm

    ]

    KK_0

    KK_3000

    LA_0

    LA_3000

    Air-BlownOF27

    Higher SO2 concentrations (3000ppm) in the furnace results in at least 2 times more H2S formation in the sub-stoichiometric region H2S induced corrosion.

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    Impact of coal property on H2S formation (λ1=0.75, T1~3 Sec)

    OF27

    0

    25

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    KK_0 KK_3000 EN_0 LA_0 LA_3000

    SO

    2 an

    d H

    2S V

    olum

    etric

    Fra

    ctio

    n

    H2S

    SO2

    Volumetric percentage of H2S and SO2 in the sub-stoichmetric furnace section, Oxyfuel 27 % O2

  • Universität StuttgartResults of Parameter Study (SO2/H2S)

    H2S concentrations in the furnace can significant increased under oxyfuel conditions,

    Volumetric percentage of H2S in the furnace decreases by higher SO2 input concentrations

    H2S formation seems to be influenced by volatile content of the coal and may other parameters: mineral composition etc.

    conversion of Sulphur to SO2 close to 100% at the outlet of the rediative section for the investigated coals and atmospheres

    calcium rich coals show a clear tendency to capture additional Sulphur with increasing SO2 concentration (Oxyfuel conditions), this correlates with increasing SO3 concentrations of the fly ash

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    SO3 measurements and acid dew point calculations

    in the flue gas duct of a 500kW facility

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    Oxyfuel facility (0.5 MWth) – SO3 sampling

    Bottomash

    ID fanESPSCR

    StoragetanksFD/ RG fan

    O2

    CO2

    Stack

    AirO2 CO2

    Gasdistribution

    HX

    Coal feeding

    Burnerwindbox

    Air

    By-passes

    SO3 sampling position

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    Measured SO3 concentrations for Lausitz coalat AIR and OXYFUEL combustion conditions

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    0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500SO2 at measurment position, ppm

    SO3 measured,ppm

    AIR

    OXYFUELSO2measured

    SO3measured

    ppm

    733

    1758

    ppm

    AIR 8 (6 – 11)*

    OXYFUEL 85 (36 – 121)*

    * ... min. / max. value measured

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    Acid dew point T correlated with conversion rate of SO2 SO3

    1.0%

    2.0%3.0%

    4.0%

    5.0%

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    0 10 20 30moisture content (of flue-gas), vol.-%

    acid dew point T, °C

    acid dew point for AIR with 733 ppm

    1.0%

    2.0%

    3.0%

    4.0%

    5.0%

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    moisture content (of flue-gas), vol.-%

    acid dew point T, °C

    acid dew point for OXYFUEL with 1758 ppmAcid dew point T for AIR with 733 ppm SO2

    Acid dew point T for OXYFUELwith 1758 ppm SO2

    129°C

    98°C

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    Desposits under oxyfuel conditions

  • Universität StuttgartDeposit-Sampling Probes (air/oxyfuel)

    Un-cooled ceramic

    ESP2

    APH

    Tsample = T flue gas = 750-850 °C,

    Texposed: 10 h

    temperature controlled

    (alloys 400-750°C)

    AK

  • Universität StuttgartSEM-BSE and SEM-MAP Ca-C

    Ca,C

  • Universität StuttgartSEM-WDS/EDS-MAP: Al, Si, O and Ca, S, Fe

    OSiAl

    Ca FeS

  • Universität StuttgartSEM-MAP: Ca,S / Ca,C

    Ca,S Ca,C

  • Universität StuttgartResults of the 500kW facility- SO3 and Deposits

    • Clear tendencies that under Oxyfuel conditions the SO3concentration is increasing and also the acid dew point temperature

    • Impact of Oxyfuel conditions on SO2/SO3 conversion rate needs further clarification

    • Further measurements of SO3 and acid dew point temperatures are required to minimize uncertainties (measurement device, measurement procedure, operational issues of plant etc.

    • Indications that beside sulfatization carbonization on the particle surface of deposits occurs under Oxyfuel conditions

    • Impact of carbonization on fouling and corrosion in the convective section of the boiler needs further testing

  • Universität StuttgartOngoing/Future R&D Topics at IVD

    • Experimental Oxyfuel combustion topics: • Rank of coal (bituminous, lignite…)• Slagging, Fouling, (impact of higher SO2, H2S, CO2, HCl etc.• Corrosion high-low temperature (Deposits, HCl, SO2, SO3, H2O…• Fly ash quality (EN 450 …)• Component development and test (burner, …)• Emissions (Hg, fine dust etc)• Flue gas cleaning (SCR, Additives…)

    • Oxy-fuel: PF/CFB, • Post combustion capture: Carbonate Looping (connected

    CFB/FB starts operation April 2008)• Lime Enhanced Gasification: Hydrogen rich Syngas

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    SO2/ SO3 sampling and analysis procedureaccording to VDI (draft) guideline

    flue gas

    SO3 Condenser

    Sampling equipment

    1 Sampling probe2 Particle filter3 Heating4 SO3 condenser and

    thermostat5-6 SO2 absorption vessels7-9 Sampling pump

    Topics of Presentation, R&D Topics at IVDAnalysis of the Coals UsedImpact of SO2 injection at the outlet of the radiative section (1150°C), OF27SO2 captured along the convective part(down to 450°C) by different inlet concentrationsH2S formation: Impact of SO2 accumulation (λ1=0.75)Impact of coal property on H2S formation (λ1=0.75, T1~3 Sec)Results of Parameter Study (SO2/H2S)Deposit-Sampling Probes (air/oxyfuel)SEM-BSE and SEM-MAP Ca-CSEM-WDS/EDS-MAP: Al, Si, O and Ca, S, FeSEM-MAP: Ca,S / Ca,CResults of the 500kW facility- SO3 and DepositsOngoing/Future R&D Topics at IVD