Commercialisation of WtE through gasification technology developed by ECN

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Commercialisation of WtE through gasification technology developed by ECN Bram van der Drift Ponferrada, 13 May 2015 IEA Bioenergy, Task 33 workshop www.ecn.nl

ECN STARTED IN 1996 earlier, it was only coal gasification and gas cleaning Plan: 30 MWe IGCC on biomass for efficient power in Amsterdam (Lurgi or TPS technology) Local waste company (Afvalzorg) wanted information on suitability of their biomass/waste streams ECN constructed 0.5 MW (input) CFB gasifier for characterization: BIVKIN Many tests: wood, manure, sewage sludge, cacao husks, railway ties, A. van der Drift et al, Ten residual biomass fuels for circulating fluidized bed gasification. Biomass Bioenergy 20 (1), pp. 45 56, 2001

0.5 MW CFB GASIFIER at ECN Air blown CFB technology, later also operated on oxygen/steam Licensed to HoSt in 2002 Originally gas was flared at ECN Tar removal was added later Resulting in OLGA technology, now available from Royal Dahlman

OLGA SUPPLIED by DAHLMAN OLGA tar removal based on oil scrubbing 200 m 3 /h, connected to MILENA 2 000 m3/h connected to MILENA 2 000 m3/h, connected to CFB 2 000 m3/h connected to updraft 2 m 3 /h connected to MILENA 4

GASIFIERS SUPPLIED by HoSt CFB technology for difficult feedstock 3 MW plant in Tzum (NL), chicken manure, 2006 4 MW plant in Portugal, chicken manure, 2009 3 5 MW plant in Romania, sunflower husks, 2004

CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED carbon conversion of CFB gasifier plants (2002 study) Carbon Conversion [%] Not only ~10% energy is lost, but also it poses a waste and safety issue

MILENA TECHNOLOGY www.milenatechnology.com raw producer gas 25 kw facility at ECN, 2004 0.8 MW facility at ECN, 2008 flue gas pyrolysis combustion feed air steam or CO 2 or USPs: complete conversion, N 2 free gas, fuel flexible, OLGA takes care of tars 7

ROYAL DAHLMAN MILENA-OLGA plants 24 MW WtE, UK, 2017 4 MW CHP, India, 2015 4 MW SNG, NL, 2017

MILENA gasifier CFB/BFB gasifier Conversion 100% / white ash ~90% / black ash Cold Gas Efficiency ~80% ~70% Temperature control Good temperature control, no char accumulation Lower temperature = higher efficiency Less temperature homogeneity due to char hold up Lower temperature = lower conversion Fuel flexibility Any size Any size Wastes and agricultural residues Less freedom Gas 12 15 MJ/Nm 3 5 6 MJ/Nm 3 Essentially N 2 free ~50% N 2 Scale Scalable (>100 MW) Scalable (>100 MW) 9

LOWER TEMPERATURE is BETTER Unlike conventional gasifiers, MILENA becomes better at lower temperature: Efficiency increases: unconverted char provides the energy and is not lost Less risk on melting/agglomeration Less deposit issues downstream 10 000 Better tars More valuable hydrocarbons 1 000 Better tars: tars formed by gasification at lower temperature create much less condensation issues tar that condenses [mg/nm3] 100 10 1 735 C 775 C 819 C 861 C 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 temperature [degc]

DEPOSITION on COOLER deposition at 300-370 C surface Gasifier at 850 C: deposit shows melt Gasifier at 700 C: deposit is dry

GAS COMPOSITION hydrocarbons: dominating in energy 22 volume% = 58 energy% Hydrocarbons are responsible for high efficiency and high gas heating value Indirect fluidized bed gasification (MILENA) of wood ~800 C, composition after OLGA tar removal (tar free)

PLASTICS PRODUCE DIFFERENT GAS 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% energy% in gas from wood energy% in gas from SRF energy% in gas from Qlyte 15% 10% 5% 0% Indirect fluidized bed gasification (MILENA) at ~800 C, composition after OLGA tar removal (tar free) energy% in gas

TAR Hydrocarbons 0 100 200 300 400 g/mol gasoline jet fuel diesel Tar (larger than benzene) PAH (Poly-Aromatic-Hydrocarbons) CH 0.8 O 0.01 N 0.0001 Detectable with GC/FID Causing dew point >200 C Removed by OLGA-absorber Removed by OLGA-collector

TAR larger molecules = lower content hydrocarbon concentration [mg/nm3] 1 000 000 100 000 10 000 1 000 100 waste - indirect gasifier - 804C wood - indirect gasifier - 820C waste - CFB - 820C wood - CFB - 840C 0 100 200 300 hydrocarbon molecular weight [g/mol] per interval of 50 But also: if you want methane, you will have to deal with tars

THE DILEMMA with WASTE playing with tars, inorganics and conversion 500 C 1000 C 1500 C Conversion Tars are formed (downstream fouling) Problem Indirect gasification Bed additives Volatile metals evaporate (downstream fouling) Water quench is an option Tars sufficiently easy, conversion OK and metals stay in solid phase

WHERE IS THE MONEY?

VALUE of OUTPUT SRF output (high-price) SRF output (low-price) SRF input CO H2 CH4 ethylene ethane benzene toluene wood output (high-price) wood output (low-price) wood input 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 value [$/GJ input] 18

BIOMASS-to-SNG complete operating facility at ECN MILENA gasifier OLGA tar removal HDS reactor Further gas cleaning Methanation reactors 70% energy efficiency from wood to biosng

BTX SCRUBBER Removes BTX (Benzene, Toluene, Xylenes) Scrubbing process Produces liquid BTX for further use BTX scrubber, 2 nm 3 /h

BTX LIQUID COMPOSITION [wt%] RDF gasification in MILENA, >97% removal Diluted Ethylene Aromatization (Zeolite) can boost BTX yield; lab tests showed doubling of BTX

CONCLUDING REMARKS Wood may be easier, but waste is more attractive Gasification of waste produces gas rich in ethylene and BTX This is an opportunity for up cycling (beyond recycling) Challenges in waste gasification: Feeding and uniform composition: upstream system crucial Melting/agglomeration: low gasifier temperature required Salts evaporation/condensation: proper additives required MILENA/OLGA plants under development: UK (RDF), UK (straw), Thailand (RDF), China (straw), Korea (waste), India (soya residue), Netherlands (wood) Our partners: Royal Dahlman, Thermax, Synova, Posco, HoSt

MORE INFORMATION Bram van der Drift ECN Westerduinweg 3 P.O. Box 1 1755 LE Petten 1755 ZG Petten The Netherlands The Netherlands T +31 224 56 45 15 M +31 610 909 927 vanderdrift@ecn.nl www.ecn.nl publications: www.ecn.nl/publications fuel composition database: www.phyllis.nl tar dew point calculator: www.thersites.nl IEA bioenergy/gasification: www.ieatask33.org Milena indirect gasifier: www.milenatechnology.com OLGA: www.olgatechnology.com / www.renewableenergy.nl SNG: www.biosng.com /www.biocng.com Gasification: make difficult feedstock fit 23