Lurgi s MPG Gasification plus Rectisol Gas Purification Advanced Process Combination for Reliable Syngas Production

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Lurgi s MPG Gasification plus Rectisol Gas Purification Advanced Process Combination for Reliable Syngas Production Ulrich Koss, Holger Schlichting Gasification Technologies 2005 San Francisco, 9. 12. October 2005 Lurgi AG

Content Multi Purpose Gasification History of Lurgi Gasification Know-How Features of MPG HP-Pox Demonstration Plant Application in Ammonia Plant Gas Purification Technology Advantages of Rectisol for a Hydrogen Plant 2

3 MPG - Multi Purpose Gasification Lurgi s Gasification Technologies 75% of Syngas from Coal World Wide produced in this type Gasifier Operates since 5 years with feedstock mixture of coal, petcoke and municipal waste 30 years operation with slurry feedstock

Special Features of MPG Feed O 2 + Steam Feed A O 2 Feed B Steam Cooling Water Quench Water Gas-offtake Soot Slurry 4

Advantages of MPG Feedstock Flexibility No limitations on Flash Point of Feedstock Viscosity up to 300 cst Particles up to 1 mm Life Time of Burner Higher Reliability and Availability Restart without Inspection Inherent Safety by pressurized Cooling Water System Client did not inspect burner even during 2 weeks general turnaround Low Feedstock Pressure Drop allows for cheaper Oil-Pumps Simultaneous feeding of immiscible Feedstock Integrated Heat-up Burner 5

Comparison Quench/Boiler Feed Oxidant (O 2 Air) Steam Burner Feed Oxidant (O 2 Air) Steam Sat. HP-steam Syngas Quench Water Syngas Heat Recovery Boiler Soot Slurry Quench Configuration Boiler Configuration 6

Comparison Quench versus Boiler Configuration Boiler Configuration Feedstock limitations due to possible Boiler fouling HP-Steam available highest thermal efficiency 2 step gas cleaning strong Claus gas Higher costs for boiler (normally payback < 2 years) Quench Configuration Feedstock flexibility MP-steam available trade off efficiency versus costs Fastest route to hydrogen but weak Claus gas Lowest cost for hydrogen production unit 7

HP-POX Demonstration Plant at Technical University of Freiberg, Saxonia, Germany 8

HP-POX Demonstration Plant Multi Process Test Facility: ATR, Gas-Pox, MPG (liquid feedstock) Feedstock: Liquid Feedstock Natural Gas 500 kg/h 500 m3/h (0.5 MMSCFD) Reactor: Operating Pressure 100 bar 9

HP-POX Demonstration Plant Fresh water Water Treatment Steam Generator Flue Gas Liquid Feeds Storage Natural Gas Liquid O 2 Compressor Pump and Vaporizier Desulphurisation Reactor Flare System Soot Water Cooler Soot Water Nitrogen Supply Instrument Air Supply Measuring Station Power Supply Analytical Area 10

MPG-Reactor in Asphalt based NH 3 -Plant 11

Feedstock and Product Feedstock: Residue Asphalt C/H-Ratio Ash Content Viscosity at 180 C Viscosity at 290 C 970 t/d 8.8 kg/kg 0.04 wt% 360 cst 20 cst Flash Point 170 C Products: Ammonia Equivalent H 2 Urea 1350 t/d 113 000 Nm3/h (100 MMSCFD) 2000 t/d 12

Fertilizer Plant Based on Residue Asphalt Air Air Separation HP-Steam Boiler Refrigeration Unit O 2 HP-Steam Pure Hydrogen Liquid Ammonia Feed Gasification + WHB Rectisol H 2 S Removal CO-Shift Rectisol CO 2 Removal Liquid N 2 Wash NH 3 Synthesis Carbon Recovery Claus Unit Pure CO 2 Urea Synthesis Urea Soot and Ash Pellets Sulfur 13

Lurgi s Gas PurificationTechnology Ownership Own Technology Specific Expertise Natural Gas Raw Syngas Rectisol Purisol amdea Ultra Pure Syngas Turbine Gas Pipeline Gas Pure Off-Gas Off-Gas MDEA / DEA Pure CO 2 By-Product Others Sulphur Recovery Tail Gas Treating Sulphur 14

Selection of Appropriate Gas Purification Process Product Gas Purity Rectisol 0.1-1 ppm H 2 S + COS 10-50 ppm CO 2 Purisol 5-50 ppm H 2 S, no COS removal MDEA 3-50 ppm H 2 S; no COS removal amdea 1-50 ppm H 2 S 5-50 ppm CO 2 15

MPG based H 2 Plant Feedstock LP-Steam Pure Impure CO 2 CO 2 Low High BTU BTU S > Low 100 Sulfur ppm Fuel Fuel Gas Gas Steam MPG Quench Raw Gas Shift Gas Cooling Selective Rectisol AGR Methanation PSA 97% Hydrogen O 2 H 2 S+CO 2 Sulphur Carbon Slurry O 2 OxyClaus ASU MARS Waste Water Treatment Process Water Air Metals/Ash 16

Rectisol - A costly technology? Five-in-one : 1. Trace contaminant removal COS, CS 2, NH 3, HCN, Hg. 2. Deep Desulfurization directly to synthesis feed quality (Total S < 0.1 ppmv) only with Rectisol! 3. Bulk CO 2 removal 100 % CO 2 can be recovered 4. CO 2 purification Total S < 5 ppmv in CO 2 Stream 5. Acid Gas Enrichment Claus-suited acid gas even at a CO 2 /H 2 S ratio of > 500 one Rectisol compares with five tasks to be performed in five processes steps So, set up the right B.L. when comparing costs! 17

Trace Contaminants It s the small bugs that can bother you most! COS Hg VOC s NH 3 Carbonyls HCN CS 2 Wilhelm Busch Mercaptans 18

1950-2005: The Rectisol Story Mio Nm3/day ex Gasifiers 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 Capacity Installed & Operating Pure IGCC Others Rectisol 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 Source: GTC Gasification Data Base Today, Rectisol purifies 75 % of the world s synthetic gas produced from oil residue, coal, & wastes 90 % of synthesis gas produced by gasification (non-igcc use) 19

Summary A Gasification Plant consists not only of the gasifier Consider optimum integration of the required process steps Gasification CO-Shift Conversion Gas Purification Soot Water Handling Claus Process Advantages of Rectisol Gas Purification are worldwide recognized 6 new Rectisol plants in the last 2 years 20

Contact :? Comments? Ulrich Koss Head Syngas Technology Dept. A-TE Phone +49 69 5808 3740 Fax +49 69 5808 2645 e-mail ulrich_koss@lurgi.de Dr. Holger Schlichting Process Manager MPG Dept. A-TEE Phone +49 69 5808 1418 Fax +49 69 5808 2645 e-mail dr_holger_schlichting@lurgi.de Lurgi AG D-60295 Frankfurt am Main Germany Internet: www.lurgi.de 21

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