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Ansaldo Ricerche S.p.A. Carbon Dioxide capture. Berlin, March 2008. Content. Ansaldo Ricerche activity synthesis on fuel pre-treatment for energy production CO2 capture schemes and survey on storage possibilities. Ansaldo Energia Corporate Chart. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Ansaldo Ricerche S.p.A.Carbon Dioxide capture
Berlin, March 2008
Content
•Ansaldo Ricerche activity synthesis on fuel pre-treatment for energy production
•CO2 capture schemes and survey on storage possibilities
Ansaldo Energia Corporate Chart
Ansaldo Ricerche is controlled by Ansaldo Energia, created as a Corporate R&D Center of Ansaldo Energia group.
Our mission
Within the Power Generation Area, Ansaldo Ricerche is aimed at product development to satisfy needs from industrial customers, research centres, public research programs administration
based upon its know how and experience in high-tech technologies acquired in combustion, electromechanics, power electronics and system integration
to create value through the start-up of new businesses based upon its new products
Products development:Gasification and reforming
Coal and biomass gasifiers for energy production (700-2500 kWe) gas cleaning and treatment, small-size reformers for different hydrocarbon fuels.
Gasification and Reforming
CO2 capture:
Pre-combustion
Post combustion
Gasification and Reforming
Pre-combustion CO2 capture from gasification syngas
Power cycle
Gasification
Pellettized primary fuel
Gas engine
Desulphuration
120°C
Heating
Gas cleaningTar storage
W
CO2 separationCondenser
Cooling
Heating
Shift conversion
450°C250°C
Cooling
Example of Integration
Gasification and Reforming
Fixed bed gasifier
Relevant topics:
• Development of fixed gasification technologies for a
wide variety of coals, primary biomass and waste
Main gasification technology data:
• Actual internal diameter 1.3 m
• Thermal power 1000 ÷
4000 kW
• Efficiency > 85%
• Maximum internal diameter 3 m ARI fixed bed gasifier pilot plant. Operative thermal power : 3 MW
Gasification and Reforming
Bubbling bed gasifier
Relevant topics:
• Development of gasification technologies for fuel
with high plastic content
• Gasifiyng agents air and/or steam
oxygen enriched,
CO2, any
proportion
Main gasification technology data:
• Actual internal diameter 0.4 m
• Thermal power 500 kW
• Efficiency > 70%
ARI fixed bubbling gasifier pilot plant. Operative thermal power : about 0.5 MW
Gasification and Reforming
Pre-combustion CO2 separation from reformate syngas
Schematic view of the system
Relevant topics:
Hydrophilic, MEA sorbent, Hydrophobic, membrane concept
Low temperature, high efficiency separationCompactness enhancedNo liquid dragging into the gas phase Noiseless when compared to scrubbing Potential CO2 separation at high pressure
Distributor
Hydrophobic membraneDP
Gas inlet
Gas outlet
MEApressurized
tankP
P
F
F
Gasification and Reforming
Autothermal oxygen reforming
Relevant topics:
• Pure oxygen reforming using a
catalyst resistant to high gradient
temperature
• Fast response to load variation
• High quality of reformed gas
• High thermal overall efficiency (up to
80%)
Autothermal steam reforming demo plant. Operative electrical equivalent power :
about 30 kW
Gasification and Reforming
Gas treatment
Relevant topics:
• High sulphur resistant catalysts
LT shift reactor
Examples of single operations:
High and low temperature water gas shift
Post-combustion CO2 capture processes
•Amine based solvents
•Carbonate based adsorbents
•New materials adsorbents
Amine based solvents
Continuous absorption of CO2 from combustion gases based on solvent capture
Desorption of CO2 from the solvent utilising process steam
Carbonate adsorbents
Pilot absorption plant
This kind of plant operates with two reactors in an alternated manner; when the first reactor is saturated the gas flow is diverted to the second one and the first is regenerated. Energy consumption for regeneration is lower than the amount needed by the liquid sorbents.
New materials solid adsorbents
•Existing capture technologies are relatively unsuitable for wide use. In fact liquid absorbent are energy intensive and expansive. Current solid adsorbents (carbonate based) suffer from low adsorption capacities and lack of stability after extended use.
•New materials to be utilised as solid adsorbents are under rapid development. For example Hyperbranched Aminosilica seems to be able to capture up to seven time more carbon dioxide than the conventional solid materials. Also the thermal stability is great allowing to recycled numerous times.
Survey on CO2 storage possibilities
Storage
•Geological storage
•Mineral storage
Re-use
•Enhanced oil recovery
•Enhanced coal bed methane
•algae
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