CONTINUOUS PYROLYSIS EQUIPMENT
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1 CONTINUOUS PYROLYSIS EQUIPMENT GREEN WASTE TO ENERGY SOLUTION Pyrolysis is an innovative environmental solution of various waste treatment based on commercially effective technology. Continuous Pyrolysis Technology leads to the new life without landfills and energy deficit.
2 TWO PROBLEMS, ONE SOLUTION The waste management problem became one of the most important environmental issues after the artificial materials became widely distributed, as the waste remain dumped for tens and hundreds of years poisoning soil, water and air. Inappropriate placement of toxic materials causes the infectious diseases in developing countries. The situation gravity is compounded by the landfills conflagration because of the high temperature in the hot seasons. Therefore, the waste management attracts the worldwide interest. The Polvax-Ukraine continuous pyrolysis technology of waste recycling contributes to not only solving the environmental issues but also to solving the energy deficit problem. The proposed equipment is compared to a small oil refining facility, however virtually worthless raw materials (municipal and industrial waste) are used instead of expensive oil. The equipment allows producing biooil and biogas, heat and electric power generation, reusing of industrial waste and also eliminating the necessity to use landfills and dumps for unsorted MSW (municipal solid waste).
3 PROJECT OF CONTINUOUS PYROLYSIS WASTE RECYCLING PYROLYSIS project has been started in early Polvax-Ukraine, well-known initiator of environmental projects and innovations investigation, has presented a unique low-temperature pyrolysis technology of waste recycling with power generation. Owing to the efforts of experienced engineers, designers and technicians, waste processing equipment has been modernized to increase the pyrolysis products efficiency and to recycle different types of waste materials. The continuous pyrolysis equipment complexes are successfully functioning in Ukraine, Bulgaria, Russia and Australia. Waste management project PYROLYSIS is aimed at: Design, production and installation of complex pyrolysis equipment for different types of waste treatment; Development of innovative eco-friendly waste recycling technologies; Commercially effective production of biofuel, heat and electric energy; Research and production of the effective biochar fertilizer as a pyrolysis product.
4 The waste recycling equipment complex allows solving a number of problems: full waste reprocessing (no pre-sorting, no toxic atmospheric emissions, no solid residues requiring dumping); fuel production (synthetic oil, boiler fuel, diesel fuel etc.) that meets the requirements for the green tariff power and heat generation; generation of pure heat or electric energy; fast cost-recovery (near 3,5 years, IRR 35%); low operational costs due to maximal utilization of own resources and waste heat; ensured attractive and stable investments in the sector; high productivity and economic efficiency (utilization of one ton of MSW is equal to m 3 of natural gas).
5 ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY Exhausts composition after the pyrolysis gas combustion Substances, mg/nm 3 EU Norms (ЕС2010/75/EU) EPA Norms (2010) No filter Filter CO SO NO x (NO 2 ) Dust Dioxins/Furans
6 COMPLEX EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS Based on the tests results the pyrolysis equipment has demonstrated completely satisfactory results regarding compliance to the EU and the US standards by wide margins. This fact helps reducing risks of the equipment compatibility with the standards in the future given tightening environmental regulations. Based on the sanitaryepidemiological examination dated 12/01/2011 results, the Continuous pyrolysis waste reprocessing equipment met the existing requirements of Ukrainian sanitary regulations.
7 TYPES OF WASTE Continuous pyrolysis technology allows the operator to recycle almost all types of waste, except building materials. Types of waste for recycling: non sorted MSW, sawdust, furniture processing waste, rubber products, plastics, sewage sludge, biomass and other raw materials Type of waste Synth-oil output Municipal solid waste (without pre-sorting) 30-60% Car tire casings (and other rubber products) 45-60% Medical waste 30% Wood waste and agricultural waste 30% Sewage sludge 30% All types of plastic 40-65% Oil sludge 30% Hard coal, brown coal, peat 15-45% Waste materials are fractioned to 10*10 mm particles before the reactor combustion.
8 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE Complex pyrolysis equipment is the unique product of the international scientific cooperation. The European waste management experience helped the developers of Polvax-Ukraine team to design the optimal equipment models (environmental and profitable). Nowadays the world leaders of waste to energy management are Germany, Sweden, Austria and South Korea. The pyrolysis waste recycling technology catches also the interest of Middle Asia and North Africa communities. WASTE MANAGEMENT IN SWEDEN Sweden is already an environmental leader with its plans to be 100% fossil fuel-free by It offers innovative solutions and extensive know-how in waste collection and recycling. Sweden has efficient waste management systems in place and municipal waste in landfills is almost non-existent. About 99% of all household waste is recycled and a process, called WASTE-TO-ENERGY, generates electricity from about 50% of the country s garbage. Garbage that is sorted for WTE plants is burned to produce steam, which is then used to spin turbines and generate electricity. Sweden is so proficient at its waste management practices that it actually imports 800,000 tons of rubbish from nearby countries to its 32 WTE plants. Government support of waste management projects led the country to capital increasing and citizen payment for municipal services decreasing. Paying for waste treatment Swedes also provides heat and electric energy to their houses.
9 COMPLEX EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS COMPLEX EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS due to input raw material capability: 1,5 t/hour (36 t/day) 2,5 t/hour (60 t/day) Equipment complexes are designed according to preferable output products request, raw material characteristics and individual production parameters. CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS The electric power and water supply is inquired for proper pyrolysis plant functioning. The electricity power consumption of the pyrolysis plant max. 210 kw/hour, average 60 kw/hour. The inquired staff for proper continuous pyrolysis plant functioning consists of 9 workers (3 day shifts, 1 engineer and 2 operators every day). The footprint of the pyrolysis plant is m 2 The period of the equipment preparation and delivering is 180 days. The period of setting equipment into operation is less than 1 month.
10 TECHNOLOGICAL CHARACTERISATION A technological advantage of proposed waste reprocessing equipment complex is in applying a continuous pyrolysis process, when the waste is being decomposed under the low temperature conditions ( ⁰C) in oxygen free atmosphere and its further transformation into a biooil, biogas and solid carbon residue. During the waste recycling process a large amount of waste heat is generated, which can be used for heating purposes. The biooil and biogas can be further used for electric power generation (additional equipment needed). The waste reprocessing technical process provides full dioxins and furans decomposition and their absence both in atmospheric emissions and in carbon residues. The amount of waste needed to be dumped after the reprocessing is reduced by 90-98%. In case of further carbon use, e.g. as a material for asphalt pavements production or as a solid fuel, a 100% waste reprocessing level is reachable. CONTROL AND MONITOR SYSTEM The complex pyrolysis installation is equipped with temperature and pressure sensors to monitor the exhausts. The control system of the burner is automatic. The screw driver of the reactor block is equipped with frequency converters to adjust the screw rotational speed. The automatic control system keeps track of all extraordinary situations and signals to the operator, the protection system is activated at emergency higher limits. All the control devices are placed in the separate control cabinet. The control cabinet is equipped with ground connection system and the emergency stop button.
11 MSW RECYCLING PROCESS DESCRIPTION 1st Stage. MSW Receiving MSW from garbage trucks is unloaded into a receiving hopper, with a screw feeder the MSW is transported by a conveyor belt for a pre-grinding in a rotary grinder. Then after passing of a magnetic separator by gravity a complete MSW grinding takes place in a hammermill. After that on a closed conveyor belt municipal solid waste gets to the bunker storage. The bin storage is a silo with additional systems: Raw materials stasis prevention, consisting of 3 vertical screw tedders; Filtered ventilation, located on the storage roof; Stored MSW state monitoring. Into the pyrolysis unit municipal solid waste gets to from the bunker, through the work of augers tedders gets to a closed conveyor belt with a casing dryer, where the excess of moisture is removed from municipal solid waste with the temperature of exhausted gases.
12 MSW RECYCLING PROCESS DESCRIPTION 2nd Stage. The pyrolysis facility Grinded MSW is fed to a batch hopper and then through a shutter to a screw reactor consisting of a furnace with a gas injector. The grinded MSW is transported along the screw reactor and is heated in oxygen free atmosphere. At C organic materials thermal destruction (pyrolysis) takes place with forming combustive vapour fraction and carbon, which is unloaded by residues unloading system. The vapour fraction via conduits is fed into a cyclone cleaning system, where solid ash particles and oily pyrolysis liquids are separated. Then passing through a tube connected with a packed absorber the oily pyrolysis fraction becomes completely purified and partially condenses. Then the liquid fraction is condensed in condensation system. The fraction is accumulated in a storage, from where is delivered to consumers. The gas fraction is fed to a burner.
13 MSW RECYCLING PROCESS DESCRIPTION 3rd Stage. Power generation From the receiver the purified biogas and biooil is fed to heat boiler and then generated steam is spinning the electric generator. 4th Stage. Exhaust gases purification The flue gases pass a multi-stage purification system, where by passing several filtration stages become environmentally safe and only then are exhausted into atmosphere. The flue gases used for reactor heating and temperature sustaining then also pass to a recovery boiler and after cooling pass the purification system.
14 MAIN EQUIPMENT ELEMENTS MAIN EQUIPMENT ELEMENTS of the continuous pyrolysis installation for MSW recycling (without pre-sorting) Denomination Notice Denomination Notice 1 Rotor shredder 2 Screw conveyer The size of the separate particles shall not exceed the dimension of the shredder charging bay 170х100х250 mm For raw materials supplying into the receiving bin 12 Regulating station 13 Air cooling radiator 14 Load frame To cool down the rotational mechanism 3 Receiving bin 4 Continuous pyrolysis reactor Efficiency more than 1 t/day 5 Coarse filter (Cyclone) 6 Bag filter 7 Zeolite filter To purify the gas-vapor mixture from heavy particles To purify the gas-vapor mixture from medium particles To purify the gas-vapor mixture from sulfur, small particles etc. 8 Condenser I (initial) To cool down the gas-vapor mixture 9 Condenser II (derived) For gas-vapor mixture condensation 10 Liquid fuel container 11 Separator-demister (gob deflector) To receive liquid fuel from the capacitors For gas fine purification from liquid 15 Slag exhausting device 16 Flue dust collector 17 Air-lock system 18 Burner 19 Gas-vapor mixture output from the reactor 20 Reactor Drives 21 The pipeline of gas supply to the gas burner and/or to the consumer Protects the system from air entering
15 TECHNICAL AND OPERATIONAL FEATURES COMPLEX PYROLYSIS EQUIPMENT BY POLVAX-UKRAINE Model Pyrolysis complex (60 t/day) Solid waste disposal (average calculated value) 2.5 t/h or t per year at humidity level 15% Synthetic fuels production from 1 t of MSW Synthetic gas production from 1 t of MSW Solid residue from 1 t of MSW Power (additional equipment needed) Service staff Power consumption Biooil 300 kg (caloric value 9000 kcal/kg) Pyrogas 275 kg (425 m3) (caloric value kcal/kg) Pyrocarbon 425 kg (caloric value 6000 kcal/kg) 3 MW/h 3 pers., 3 shifts max. 210 kw/hour, average 60 kw/hour Reaction temperature С Applied technology Space requirement Type of waste Continuous pyrolysis / gas combustion generator 0,6-0,9 hа Unsorted MSW / Rubber / Biomass / etc
16 OUTPUT PRODUCTS OF PYROLYSIS PROCESS Average output of the pyrolysis products from 1 t of the raw material: pyrogas (caloric value 3,500-6,000 kcal/m 3 0,275 t (425 m 3 )); fuel for boilers (caloric value 9,000 kcal/kg 0,3 t); pyrocarbon (caloric value 6,000 kcal/kg 0,425 t). The pyrolysis products may be transformed into the electric or heat energy, using additional equipment elements. The quality and the quantity of the products depend on the type of raw materials.
17 PYROLYSIS PRODUCTS BIOOIL (Synthetic liquid fuel) Analysis results of the synthetic fuel composition, the liquid output of rubber treatment Parameters 1 Density at the temperature 20 о С, kg/m 3 All-Union State Standard (ГОСТ) Water content, mass % 3 Chloride salt concentration, mg/l 4 Flash point inside closed crucible, о С 5 6 Fractional composition: All-Union State Standard (ГОСТ) 2477 All-Union State Standard (ГОСТ) All-Union State Standard (ГОСТ) ,9 0,3 83,6 Overpoint, о С 72 sublimated (up to 100 о С), volume % 7,0 sublimated (up to 150 о С), volume % 30,0 sublimated (up to 200 о С), volume % All-Union State Standard 58,0 sublimated (up to 250 о С), volume % (ГОСТ) ,0 sublimated (up to 300 о С), volume % 78,0 sublimated (up to 350 о С), volume % 91,0 final boiling point, о С 354 output, volume % 94 Kinematic viscosity at the temperature 20 о С, mm 2 /sec at the temperature 40 о С, mm 2 /sec Rules and regulations of the testing method Ukrainian National Standardization system, All-Union State Standard (ДСТУ ГОСТ) 33 Value Parameters 0-2,05 1,50 7 High heat value, kj/kg (kcal/kg) 8 All-Union State Standard (ГОСТ) Solvent stripper НК-200 о С (gasoline fraction) Antiknock quality: - octane number (by using the research method), octane units - octane number (by using the motor method), octane units Express-analyzer IROX-2000, calculation method 38789,22 (9257,6) 9 Fraction of benzene total mass, % EN 238 4,26 10 Total aromatic-carbohydrate content (mass %), including: 86,7 84,3 EN , toluol, mass % xylol, mass % 4, ethylbenzene, mass % 17,4 11 Fraction of olefins total mass, % Rules and regulations of the testing method Express analyzer IROX-2000 Value 12 Colour of solvent stripper yellow 8,2
18 PYROLYSIS PRODUCTS SYNTHETIC GAS product of tire casings pyrolysis recycling The lower calorific value of the pyrolysis gas mixture is THE PYROGAS COMPLETE COMBUSTION PRODUCTS COMPOSITION Content Percentage 18 MJ/m 3-20 MJ/m 3 (at T=20 0 C and P=760 mmhg.). The specific weight of pyrogas is 0,65...0,85 kg/m 3 (at T=0 0 C and P=760 mmhg). Pyrogas pressure is kg/сm 2. PYROGAS CONTENT 1. Carbon monoxide (СО) - 0,20 2. Carbon dioxide (СО 2 ) -22,01 3. Sulfur dioxide (SО 2 ) - 0,05 4. Water vapour (Н 2 О) -13,08 5. Total Nitrogen Oxides (NO x ) - 0,12 6. Free Nitrogen (N 2 ) - 64,54 Content Percentage С n Н m % СH % Н % СО % SYNTHETIC GAS (PYROGAS) APPLICATION as a boiler fuel (to warm the water for space heating); for hot water supply service; for electric power production (using turbines and other special equipment). СО 2 1,5...2,5%
19 PYROLYSIS PRODUCTS PYROCARBON (solid carbon residue) Particles size 0,5-1,5 mm. Calorific value МJ/kg. SOLID RESIDUE CONTENT Content Percentage С 86% H 2 > 0,8% N 2 > 1,1% О 2 > 0,7% PYROCARBON APPLICATION coal-water fuel production; waste-water treatment; plastic and plastic dyes manufacture; appropriate filler for rubber products (tire-cases etc.).
20 WHAT IS BIOCHAR? WHAT IS BIOCHAR? Biochar (biological charcoal) is the product of biological waste (wood, sunflower husk, coffee husk, bioferment, etc.) recycling using continuous pyrolysis technology. The biochar main component is carbon (C), which accumulates in biomass (agricultural and other types of clean biological waste), combusting while the low-temperature pyrolysis ( о С). PROPERTIES OF ВIOCHAR porosity (biochar remains nutrient and moisture balance of the soil, stimulates the development of mycorrhiza (symbiotic association composed of a fungus and roots, found to have a protective role for plants, rooted in soils). Porosity increases the volume of the product and decreases of the material consumption for fertilizing (1x50 values of volume)); chemical inactivity (materials don t degrade over thousands of years); high-capacity adsorption and resistance to toxicity (biochar eliminates excess substances, which slow down root system development; absorbs aluminum oxides for soil stabilization); stability in transportation and storage.
21 EFFICIENCY OF BIOCHAR Biochar fertilizer increases soil productivity for 30% and decreases water consumption, which presents not only environmental, but also financial benefits. Biochar fertilizer: provides permanent soil warming, therefore accelerates the process of plants growth and development; removes agricultural chemical residue from the soil (herbicide, pesticide, other chemical substances); supports the functioning of soil microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, algae and protozoa) that increase soil productivity; increases soil porosity and provides air circulation and oxygen access to the plants roots; improve the content of infertile soils (alumina, sandy soil); neutralizes soils with excessive acidity; protects soil from some kinds of vermin (nematodes, wireworms); prevents root rot in the soil; stores and maintains the requirement nutrients and trace minerals in the soil, eliminates the problem of nutrients washing out. It is also used as a feed supplement for domestic animals (cattle and poultry). The clean biochar as feed supplement (3-10% of total content) improves animals immunity to virus and bacterial infections, and increases hen s egg producing ability.
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