Energy Conservation at cement plant

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Energy Conservation at cement plant Workshop on Low Carbon Technologies NAMAs and JCM 3 December 2013 Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

1. Outline of the project Type of survey JCM / FS Project name Energy Conservation at cement plant Mongolian Counterpart EREL Cement Proposed Project site Darkhan (Дархан), Mongolia Brief description of the project Conserve energy at cement manufacturing and reduce GHG emission by converting cement manufacturing process from wet to dry, mentioned in NAMA 8 C

1. Outline of the project(cont d) EREL Cement plant (wet process)

1. Outline of the project(cont d) Raw material Existing wet process Limestone Iron ore Wet process material grinding Tube mill Exhaust Fuel gas Slurry Slurry tank and b i Wet process kiln (long kiln) Air Gypsum Clinker cooler Cement grinding basin Clinker Clinker Conventional Tube mill Planetary cooler Cement

1. Outline of the project(cont d) Proposed dry process GHG mitigation countermeasures Raw material Limestone Iron ore Raw material grinding tube mill Exhaust gas Preheater (NSP) Low pressure type cyclones Alternative fuel Fuel Exhaust gas Raw material Rotary kiln Alternative fuel Fuel New type burner Air Clinker Clinker cooler Blending material Gypsum Exhaust gas New generation grate cooler Air Clinker High efficiency i Separator Air separator Cement grinding tube mill Cement

Outline of the project Example of dry process plant (similar to project capacity)

1. Outline of the project(cont d) Issues considered for this project Site condition High altitude li of proposed site reduces heat efficiency i Low calorific value coal Scale of proposed p plant Considering long term cement demand, large scale plant is not economical. Equipment selection considering local condition Operation and maintenance availability of Mongolia should be considered for stable operation and easy maintenance

2. Proposed project schedule 2014 Completion of FS, decision i of implementation ti and confirmation of finance scheme 2015 2017 Construction of plant Approval of Methodology is expected 2017 Completion of plant construction, commissioning and commencement of commercial operation Commencement of record 2018 onward Calculation of emission reduction

3. Proposed Methodology 31 3.1 Eligibility Criteria 3.2 Proposed Reference Scenarios 33 3.3 Basis for reference emission 3.4 Monitoring of project emission 3.5 Emission i reduction 3.6 Contribution to sustainable development of Mongolia

3.1 Eligibility Criteria No. Criteria 1 Introducing process should improve energy efficiency of existing cement plant Capacity :2,500t/d or more Heat consumption 900kcal/kg clinker or less Electricity i consumption 105Kwh/t cement or less 2 Up to existing capacity, 35 % and above unit CO2 emission reduction comparing to reference scenario (Scenario 1) should be expected at planning base 3 Above existing capacity, 8 % and above unit CO2 emission reduction comparing to reference scenario (Scenario 1) should be expected at planning base 4 Proposed process should be equipped with bag filter or ESP 5 Energy loss should be minimized by operation efficiency and 5 Energy loss should be minimized by operation efficiency and stability with Japanese technology

3.2 Calculation of reference emission (Proposed Reference Scenarios) (t.b.c.) Scenario 1 Current wet process emission up to rated capacity of wet process and dry process emission exceed to wet process capacity Scenario 2 Wet process emission with operation management at all production capacity Scenario 3 Reference dry process emission at all production capacity

3.2 Calculation of reference emission (Proposed Reference Scenarios) (Cont d) Scenario 2 BaU Scenario 1 Emission Emission reduction Scenario 3 Project Wet process Capacity Production

33 3.3 Basis for reference emission Items Unit heat Unit electricity consumption consumption Note Process Kcal/kg clinker kwh/t cement Current around 2000 around 170 =BaU wet process Managed wet 1600 170 Estimated process reduction Reference dry t.b.c. t.b.c. Appropriate Process data required Proposed dry process 900 105 Estimated

3.3 Basis for reference emission (Cont d) Necessary data for reference emission Current wet process emission Obtained from surveyed plant to be used as national value. Wet process emission with operation management Derived from plant survey. Reference dry process emission Assumed energy consumption for dry process under construction should be obtained and used.

3.4Monitoring of project emission Item method Frequency Proof Emission from thermal energy Emission from electricity Coal transaction record and inventory Reading of transaction instrument Per transaction Per month Regularly certified by Mongolian Department of Metrology Cement production Weighing by truck/car scale at plant Per shipment

3.5 Emission reduction (Estimated) Based on scenario 1,within annual production capacity CO2 from Thermal energy t CO2 from electricity t Total CO2 emission t Reference emission 89,216 18,330 107,546 Project emission 38,238 11,320 49,558 Estimated emission reduction 50,978 7,010 57,988

3.6 Contribution to sustainable development of Mongolia Cement is essential commodity for infrastructure t development in Mongolia. Existing cement plants are of old technology, their energy consumption and environment impact may affect the sustainable development. Proposed system reduces energy consumption and eliminate environment impact, and mitigate GHG emission. Utilization of waste material such as coal ash can be considered. These points will contribute the sustainable development of the country.

4. Way to JCM Registration Acquisition/preparation of necessary data. Consideration of criteria Confirmation of reference scenario Precise re calculation of emissions Establishment of proposed methodology

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