Biomass Power Plant in Indonesia (210408) -복사
Biomass Power Plant in Indonesia (210408) -복사
Biomass Power Plant in Indonesia (210408) -복사
JAN. 2021
1. Proposed Process
9.8MW
4/9
2. Estimate cost of Incineration power generation Facility &
Domestic reference
(machine,electricty
Estimated Total Investment Cost of and measurement)
Domestic
Power Generation Facilities
Category Description Amount Remark Site Capa. Amount Remark
Process/Machine/Measure Hansol‐Homedeco 5MW 8.5 B Biomass
Design 700
ment
ChengJu‐Jesko 3MW 5.5 B SRF
Material transfer & storage
Feeding 920
Facility Maldives 1.5MW 920 m MSW
Biomass Incineration Pyeongteak‐Dongwoo
Incinerator 4,460 3MW 4,500 m BIO SRF
Facility Energy
me Boiler Steam Generator 3,920 JeonJu‐Hansolpaper
9.8MW 18.5 B SRF+SLUDGE
cha Factory
nic Power Based on
al TG/Cooler etc. 5,660 Pocheon PC Boiler 9.8MW 17.5 B Progress
Generator Shinko
con
str
Gas Treatment SDR, D/R, B/F 1,830
ucti
on
Supply and
F.D / I.D FAN etc. 660
exhaust system
Compressed Air Air Compressor,
400
Facility refrigerator etc.
Water supply
Water/Cooling water
and drainage 310
supply Facility ☞ Incinerator boiler was considered Biomass only floating
Facility
☞ Turbine and generator’s price is $2.5B based on Shinko and
Electricity Installation MCC & CABLEING 570
according to local circumstances, considered an air cooled condenser.
Measurement
Instrument/CABLEING 570 ☞ For steam turbine, the price is varies depends on the Maker. Ex)for
Installation
Mid‐Small Size, Shinko(Jap), Thermax(India) and Chengdu Turbine (China)
Total 20,000 shows high percentage of market share in domestic and oversea
3. Overview of Biomass BFBC - Thermal Energy Configuration Diagram
Thermal Energy Configuration Diagram and EPC Project Procedure
Water Treatment
Control System
Facility
Water
Supply
Fuel Storage Atmospheric
Incinerator Boiler Pollutant Control
& Feeding Fac. Emissions
Steam
Main Device
Design Data Installation
Selection Auxiliary facilities Pre‐Driving
(Detailed Design) (Water Pressure Test)
(Performance Det.)
☞ In Korea, 85% of biomass /sludge floating incinerator is made up of domestic incineration market
☞ Due to the nature of raw materials is constant, and in the case of domestic operation, they are operating at almost the level of unmanned operation
☞ The operation of domestic biomass is already at a high level due to the establishment of operation know‐how and operation procedures
according to 30 years of history
☞ In the case of domestic biomass operation, it has a technology that can be operated more than 330 days a year by securing a lot of data such
as maintenance methods and experiences.
3. Overview of Biomass BFBC - Biomass Power Plant PFD
3. Overview of Biomass BFBC - Biomass Power Plant Layout
3. Overview of Biomass BFBC - CONTROL SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
3. Overview of Biomass BFBC - SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM
3. Overview of Biomass BFBC
• The primary combustion air is supplied by combustion through the lower distribution tube, and the
distribution engine is installed so that the combustion air in the combustion is constantly decomposed
• The first stage of combustion is completed by the primary combustion air, and the secondary air is
supplied to the operating conditions by the nozzle above the bed layer.
• Secondary air can control optimum combustion efficiency and CO and Nox are not created
Durability and thermal resistance of Sand
combustion furnaces Combustion Air
Combustion air
• High durability and thermal resistance of (Air Temp: 21‐600℃)
Muffle Burner
Air Distribution Pipe
Distribution/
combustion and distribution & Nozzle
Nozzle
• Protection of distribution from heat in the
floating sand Incombustible
Incombustible discharge
Material
3. Overview of Biomass BFBC
• The solid fuel feed rate is regulated by the temperature of the bed, the temperature of the prop board, and the pressure in the combustion
• Simplified/automated operating systems
• Easy and fast start and shut down (high heat capacity of the floating sand)
• Minimize maintenance costs
PIC
W Air pre-heater
I
Solid Fuel
Feeding I.D.Fan
AIC
Floating TIC O2
Sand
∑ TIC
B
U
R Combustion air
N
E
R F.D.Fan
Diesel
3. Overview of Biomass BFBC
• The mixture of floating sand and air has an active boiling and a very large heat transfer area, providing
an ideal combustion condition by actively mixing hot heat with oxygen and waste.
• This mixture of floating sand, combustion material, and oxygen produces a combustion reaction through
rapid heat transfer => faster combustion speed
• During operation, the height of the floating sand is increased by 1.4 times the height of the when it stop,
due to the rising airflow. Floating sand and air mixture have liquid‐like flow characteristics (principle of
flow)
• Due to, fuel such as RPF/WCF are free of Non‐combustion, floating part can be simplified
• Various fuel adaptability allows a wide range of different fuels such as ash content, moisture, and
heat generation, and high‐calorie coal, which is not available in traditional coal boilers, is also
highly efficient
• Available raw material
WCF, Wood Pellet, RPF, RDF, Sludge and other biomass
3. Overview of Biomass BFBC
MunGyeong Resource Recovery
City of MunGyeong 80 8 Sewage sludge 2008
Facility
Waste Wood+bark
Unid Biomass Boiler 200 30 2007
+etc
Environment & Resources
Yeongam‐Gun Green Environment 30 Sewage sludge 2005
Corporation
Pulp sludge
HPLC(China) NewsPaper Biomass Boiler 500 32 2005
+RPF
Waste Wood+bark
Hansol HomeTech Biomass Boiler 220 35 2005
+etc
Waste Wood+bark
Hansol HomeTech Biomass Boiler 110 25 2004
+etc
SungNam Sewage sludge
City of SungNam 100 12 Sewage sludge 2004
incinerator
Pulp sludge
Hansol Paper Daejeon plant incinerator 670 35 + 1995
Waste synthetic resins
4. Comparison of Incineration System
PFD
•Imported waste flow Inc.
• Drying zone, combustion zone after the
•(Flow Crushed by the media), levitation. • Due to rack of Oxygen, drying, Pyrolysis
combustion zone classification.
•Finely crumbled waste of high gasification, partial combustion occured
•After stirring the import of waste, inside
Theory temperature, If a forced agitation by the • Pyrolysis gas is high temperature melting in
the Installed feeding device (drive grate)
flow Inc. secondary combustion chamber by auxiliary
As conveyed by the forward Drying,
•Instantly burned in the drying up Until fuel (1,350~1,450℃)
combustion, and the combustion process..
completion.
Main
M.S.W / Industrial waste SRF/ Biomass/ Sludge / M.S.W M.S.W/Sludge/Industrial waste
Waste
4. Comparison of Incineration System
Pretreatment
equipment. Crusher Crusher Crusher
Technology
stabilization
High Low High
Flue gas
Flow Much Few Much
Retention
1 ~ 1.5 hr 0.5 ~ 2 sec 0.5 ~ 1.5 hr
time
Incineration
Load
200 ~ 350 kg/㎡.hr 450 ~ 750 kg/㎡.hr 200 ~ 250 kg/㎡.hr
Pretreatment
Large Crusher Crusher + Feeder Crusher
equipment.
•No waste water generation.
•May reference, technically stable. • Advantage of Ignition Loss and fully
•no driving device therein.
( Opened techn. ) combustion
•wide range of waste treatment.
•Continuous operation • Low emissions
(M.S.W ~ Sludge)
Advantages •stable combustion. • Powder and sludge can be incinerated
•Easy on/off operation
•Few pre‐treatment system. • Simple mechanical structures
•Flue gas a few
•Construction cost, operating • Reprocessing facility is not required
•Small area
•cost is low. • Fuel gas production available
•perfect combustion possible.
• Requires auxiliary fuel for melting
•limited mixed plas c(25%↓) ( Pure Oxygen, Cokes…)
•Need to pre‐treatment sys
•Difficult on/off operation • few of domestic operational
•Need to sand circul. Sys)
•overheating and corrosion • Increase in required power
•Need to operation skill
•Can not mix incineration with • Increased facility fatigue due to high
Dis (Burning speed high)
powder and sludge. temperature and high pressure
advantages •Too mush fly ash
•Flue gas too much ‐> Standby devices are required
•High moisture waste incineration
•Maintenance and repair costs are • Low technical stability and lack of
difficulty
higher in the internal drive operation. professionals
•Need to makeup sand
•Too much ignition loss •Excessive initial installation and
operating costs
• Development for Fuel Gas Production
•Recover from waste heat •Product • Synthetic gas refining facilities required
•Low waste heat recovery efficiency
Energy steam, hot water, • Corrosion of gas turbine and boiler
(over 40%)
recovery •power • Unobtained gas refining technology
•Few reference(Operation not easy)
system •Low waste heat recovery efficiency. •Application of the same waste heat
•Product steam, hot water, power
(20~30%) recovery method as general incineration
reduces usability
4. Comparison of Incineration System
Young‐in( 70t/d )
Yangsan – Pre‐drving ( ~ ‘.8.01.31)
Incheon airp.( 140 t/d )
Reference Market share 90% in Hwaseong – Design
Jeju‐sannam ( 70 t/d )
Status korea Yangju – Design
Jeju‐sanbuk ( 100 t/d )
Icheon – Design
Seongnam‐sludge( 200 t/d
Operating
$10.6 /t $7.0/t (Inc. Generator) $17.3 /t
cost
Maintenance
Medium Low ?
cost
Strengthen regulatory response
Strengthen law when Strengthen regulatory response
possible. Long life time
necessary complementary facilities. possible. Long life time
Ref. life time – 3yr
Others Short life time Ref. life time – 0.5~ 1.5yr
2nd combustion chamber no need
Ref. life time – 3ry Need to 2nd combustion chamber
Technical holding companies Not
Need to 2nd combustion chamber Non successful project yet
much