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    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, America

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, America

    MHIs Post Combustion Carbon Dioxide

    Recovery Process & Status Update

    Steven Holton

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    BackgroundBackgroundCoal looks certain to remain the principal fossil fuel forPower Generation in the foreseeable future

    Clean coal technology development is great but what aboutthe existing plants? CO2 capture retrofit ability is critical

    MHI offers a post-combustion solution a commerciallyproven, high performance CO2 capture process with

    construction of 4 CO2 capture plants in the past 5 years

    CO2 capture does have a penalty but also has a possibility

    of a side revenue stream CO2 sales for EOR now &emission trading later

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    CO2 Capt ure and Sequest rat ionO2 Capt ure and Sequest ra t ionBoiler/ GT

    CO2Capture

    CO2Compression

    zCO2 Storage Options

    Courtesy CO2CRC

    Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR)

    Enhanced Gas Recovery (EGR)

    Enhanced Coal Bed Methane Recovery

    (ECBMR)

    Disposal to Depleted Oil and Gas Reservoirs

    Disposal to Deep Saline Formations

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    C.W.

    C.W.

    Steam

    Reboiler

    C.W.

    ABSORBER

    Flue Gas

    Cooler

    CO2

    Flue GasOutlet

    Flue Gas

    STRIPPER

    Purity : 99.9 %

    MHIHI s K MK M -CDR Proc ess FlowDR Proc ess Flow

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    Nankoanko Pi lot Plan ti lo t PlantPILOT PLANT OUTLINE

    Location : Nanko Power Plant, Osaka, J apanCapacity : 2 T/D

    Start Up : 1991Feed Gas : Natural gas fired boiler

    Purpose of the Plant Development of Energy Minimizing Solvent

    Development of Equipment Technology

    Development Results

    New Solvents KS-1 and KS-2 have been

    developed. These two solvents can reduce steamconsumption by about 20% compared to MEA. New highly efficient and very low pressure lossPacking (KP-1) has been developed. Energy efficient steam systems have been

    developed.

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    Malaysia

    Petoronas

    1999~

    200 t/dUrea

    Japan

    Chemical Co.

    2005~

    330 t/dGeneral use

    India

    IFFCO

    Dec 2006~

    450 t/dUrea

    India

    IFFCO

    Dec 2006~450 t/d

    Urea

    450450800400CO2 Capture

    Capacity (T/D)

    Nat. Gas.Reformer

    Nat. Gas.Reformer

    Nat. Gas.

    Boiler

    Nat. Gas.Reformer

    Flue Gas

    Source

    2010201020092008Expected on

    stream

    Awarded

    Project

    Awarded

    Project

    FEED

    Complete

    FEED

    Complete

    Project

    Status

    Middle EastIndiaChinaUAEOTHER

    PROJECTS

    MHIMHI s Com m erc ia l Ex perienc ess Com m erc ia l Ex perienc es

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    Large Scale COLarge Scale CO22 Capture PlantCapture Plant --3000 T/D Plant3000 T/D PlantMHIHI s Ex per ienc eExper ience

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    Hindered Amine Solvent KS-1 Special proprietary equipment

    Proprietary energy efficient process

    Enables large scale, based on MHIs FGD experiences

    Advantages

    KS-1 solvent

    - High CO2 Loading

    - Negligible Corrosion- Negligible Solvent Degradation

    Process

    - Relatively Low Utility Consumption

    - Low Solvent Consumption- Easy operation & Maintenance

    Key FeaturesKey FeaturesMHIHI s Flue Gas COFlue Gas CO2 Rec overy Tec hnologyec overy Tec hnology

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    Solubi l i t y of COolub i l i t y o f CO2 i n K Sn K S-1 and MEA Solu t ionand MEA Solut ion

    0.40 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1

    CO2 Loading (mol.CO2 / mol.Amine)

    CO2PartialP

    ressure

    Regeneration Region

    Absorption Region

    MEA

    KS-1

    HigherCO

    2loading

    Moreefficient

    regeneration

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    Corros ion Test Resul tor ros ion Test Resul t

    Test condition : 130C, in the presence of O2

    3.63.63.13.1KSKS--11

    8.38.39.59.5MEA + inhibitorMEA + inhibitor

    76.476.493.093.0MEAMEA

    Test 2Test 2Test 1Test 1(Unit : mils per year)

    Less

    corrosion

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    Det er iora t ed Produc t o f MEA and K Set er io ra t ed Produc t o f MEA and K S-1

    +1+1

    +2

    +3

    +4

    BaseBase

    Less HSSformed

    0 100 200 300 400 500 600

    KS-1 Commercial

    KS-1 Pilot

    MEA Commercial

    MEA Pilot

    HEATSTABLES

    ALTS(wt%)

    RUNNING TIME (hours)

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    NANKO PILOT PLANT

    Recovered CO2

    Steam

    Lean solvent

    Steam Condensate

    Stripper

    CO2

    Heat

    Recovery

    &

    SolventRegeneration

    MHIHI s CO2 Capt ure Proc essCO2 Capt ure Proc ess Improvem ent updat em provement updat eProcess Features:Unique concept to utilize lean solventand steam condensate heat forregeneration inside the stripper

    30% reduction in steam requirementcan be achieved over theconventional MEA processPerformance:

    Steam Consumption1.30 Ton Steam/ Ton CO2660 Kcal/ Kg CO2)Note: Steam = 3 BarG (saturated)

    Regeneration Energy less

    than 700 Kcal/Kg CO2 can beguaranteed

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    Process ComparisonProcess Comparison

    Solution Circulation Rate

    Regeneration Energy

    Degradation of the Solvent

    Solvent Loss

    Corrosion Inhibitor

    1

    1

    1

    1

    YES

    0.6

    0.68

    0.1

    0.1

    NO

    MEA KS-1

    MHIHI s Flue Gas COFlue Gas CO2 Rec overy Tec hnologyec overy Tec hnology

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    Characteristics of the flue gasCharacteristics of the flue gas

    from coal fired boilersfrom coal fired boilers

    COO2 Rec overy f rom Coalec overy f rom Coal -f i r ed Boi l eri red Boi ler

    Not existNot existHeavy Metals/Such as Hg, Se and CdHeavy Metals/Such as Hg, Se and Cdetc.etc.

    (5)(5) TraceTrace ElementsElements

    0.0.11HCl:1HCl:1100100//HF:1HF:1100100 etc.etc.(4) Impurit ies (ppm)(4) Impurit ies (ppm)

    111100100100(3)(3) ParticulateParticulate DustDust(mg/m(mg/m33N)N)

    200200500500(2)(2) NOxNOx (ppm(ppm))

    0.0.1120002000(1) SOx(1) SOx (ppm(ppm))

    Natural Gas FiredNatural Gas Fired

    Flue GasFlue GasCoal Fired Flue GasCoal Fired Flue GasFlue Gas ComponentFlue Gas Component

    The flue gas contains more NOx, SOx, dust, halogens and heavy metalscompared with that from natural gas-fired boilers

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    Coal Fi red Long Termoal Fi red Long TermDem onst ra t ion Plantem onst ra t ion PlantDEMO PLANT OUTLINESolvent : KS-1

    Capacity : 10 T/DFeed Gas : Coal Fired Boiler (14.1 v% CO2)Start-up : J uly 2006Location : Nagasaki, J apan

    Development Results

    Increased understanding of the effects ofimpurities on the system (dust, SOx, NOx, etc.) Identifying and incorporatingcountermeasures for each impurity >4,000 hours of operation and experienceTest results will facilitate scale up CO2capture for coal fired boilers

    This program is supported by Japanese Government through

    Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE)

    and J-POWERs cooperation.

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    C.W.

    C.W.

    Steam

    Reboiler

    C.W.

    ABSORBER

    Flue Gas

    Cooler

    CO2Flue Gas

    Outlet

    Flue Gas

    STRIPPER

    Purity : 99.9 %

    Deep

    FGD

    MHIHI s K MK M -CDR CODR CO2 Capt ure Proc essapt ure Proc essfo r Coa l Flue Gasor Coa l Flue Gas

    i bi hi d i i

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    Greenfield

    De-NOx: YESDe-Dust: YESDe-SOx: YES

    Retrofit

    De-NOx: YESDe-Dust: YESDe-SOx: YES

    Treated Flue Gas

    Boiler StackSCR ESP

    CO2Product

    Flue Gas

    CO2Capture

    To Compression

    & Dehydration

    FGD(Deep FGD)

    FGD

    Treated Flue Gas

    Boiler StackSCR ESP

    CO2Product

    Flue Gas

    CO2Capture

    To Compression& Dehydration

    FGD

    Future upgrading (Deep FGD)

    for performance required by CO2 Capture

    COO2 Rec overy f rom Coalec overy f rom Coal -f i r ed Bo i le rsi red Boi lers

    (High Efficiency Capture Ready FGD)

    Mit bi hi H I d t i A i

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    Developm ent Sc heduleevelopm ent Sc hedu le0000 0101

    Comm.Comm.

    PlantPlant

    ScaleScale

    UPUP

    CoalCoal

    FiredFired

    Flue GasFlue Gas

    projectsprojects

    09090808060605050404030302029999989897979696959594949393929291919090EvolutionEvolution

    3000 t/d

    (428MWth) DesignCompleted

    Nanko Pilot Plant (2 t/d) (0.28MWth)

    Malaysia Kedah (200 t/d) (29MWth)

    R&D for Process Improvement

    Japan (330 t/d) (47MWth)

    India (450 t/d x 2) (64MWth2

    1 Ton/Day Pilot Plant

    330 t/d

    Long Term Demo. Plant

    Large Scale Test Plant

    2004

    Start ofDevelopment

    200 t/d

    1 t/d (0.14MWth)

    Pilot Test Completed

    0707

    6000 t/d (857MWth)

    Design Completed

    Abu Dhabi (400 Tonnes/day) 57MW

    3000 Tonnes /Day Plant

    4,000 Hr Operation Achieved

    1010 1111 1122 1133 1144 1155

    2 x 450 t/d

    FGD Experience

    China (800 t/d) (114MWth) FEED Complete

    3000 Tonnes/Day 2Units NGCC (F/S)

    Medium Size Demo. (Plan

    Performance Guarantee Ready

    Large Scale Commercial

    10 t/d Long Term

    Demo. Plant

    Mit bi hi H I d t i A i

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    Flue Gas Coal Fired CO2 Rec overy Sc ale uplue Gas Coal Fired CO2 Rec overy Sc ale up100 times

    scale up

    1.7 times

    scale up

    600,000132,500111,20060,000600Flue gas flow rateNm3/hr

    3,0004503302002CO2 recoverycapacity (T/D)

    Large Coal Fired

    Demonstration

    Plant

    India

    Commercial

    plant

    Japan

    Commercial

    plant

    Malaysia

    Commercial

    plant

    Nanko

    Pilot plant

    1.5 times

    scale up

    6 timesscale up

    Large coal-fired flue gas CO2 recovery plants have not been

    constructed before, However all the necessary equipment

    specific to these plants have been commercially proven, in

    other industries, in both their size and service and are notunique.

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America

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    MHIHI s Phased Approac h t o Com m erc ia l iza t ionPhased Approac h t o Com m erc ia l iza t ionNATURAL GASATURAL GAS

    2 t/d 200 t/d 330 t/d 450 t/d 800 t/d >3000 t/dCommercial Experience

    with Natural Gas fired flue gasBasic Design complete

    Pilot Plant Experiencewith natural gas fired flue gas

    FEED complete

    MHIs Operating Experience

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America

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    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, AmericaMHIHI s Phased Approac h t o Com m erc ia l iza t ionPhased Approac h t o Com m erc ia l iza t ionCOALOAL

    10 t/d 1 - 3000 t/d >5000 t/dLarger Demonstration Plant

    with Coal fired flue gasCommercial application

    Clarification of Impurity Effect and Experiencewith Coal fired flue gas

    Small scale coal fired demonstration

    plant (10 t/d)

    Large scale coal fired demonstrationplant (1000 3000 t/d)

    MHIs Operating Experience

    Scale up to commercial scale plant

    (>5000 t/d)

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America

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    In Sum m aryn Sum m ary Coal has a number of advantages distinguishing it fromother fuels (price, abundant & stable supply)

    It will take a suite of technologies to make a differencebut MHIs post combustion CO2 capture process is availablefor both retrofit and green field and, most importantly, is

    commercially proven

    Governments must continue to play an important role inthe promotion of large scale CCS demonstration projects by

    incentivizing industry investment

    Large scale demonstration is a stepping stone to our CO2

    problem MHI offers a phased, logical roadmap leading tocommercialization for coal-fired boilers

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America

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    Thank you

    Further information;

    Steve Holton

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, America Inc.Environmental Systems Division

    Phone: (512) 419-5388Cell Phone: (512) 804-8789

    E-mail: [email protected]:http://www.mhi.co.jp/mcec/product/recov_co2/ 0