The Development of. in Hong Kong. Ir. Edward Chow 25 June 2015

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The Development of CLP s Pulverized Fuel Ash (PFA) in Hong Kong Ir. Edward Chow 25 June 2015

Agenda CLP Overview Castle Peak Power Station (CPPS) CLP s PFA Studies PFA Applications and Advantages Coal Ash Production Process, Handling, Storage and QC Facilities Properties and Characteristics of CLP s Coal Ash Classified PFA Quality Control System CLP s PFA Production Past and Future Conclusions

CLP Overview Founded in HK in 1901 Operate in five regions including Hong Kong, China, India, SE Asia, Taiwan and Australia. Serving 2.46 million customer accounts representing 80% of Hong Kong s population Operate three power stations in Hong Kong with total installed capacity of 6,908MW Manage nearly 14,700km of cable, and more than 14,000 substations. 4 * 677MW, 4 * 350MW Castle Peak Power Station Coal Fired 8 * 312.5MW Black Point Power Station Natural Gas 3 * 100MW Penny s Bay Power Station IDO 2* 984MW * 70% + Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station 1200MW * 50% + Guangzhou Pumped Storage Power Station + CLP s right of Utilization

Castle Peak Power Station (CPPS) A coal fired power station Commissioned in: 1982 to 1990 CPA: 4 x 350MW CPB: 4 x 677MW Gross Installed capacity: 4,108MW Primary Fuel: Coal >90%: Sub bituminous coal (low calorific value LCV) <10% Bituminous (high calorific value HCV) Major coal sources: Indonesia & Australia Annual Electricity Sent out: 20,280 GWh in 2014 Coal consumption: 9.75 MT (Physical) in 2014 Ash production: 374kT in 2014 CPPS is one of the major facilities for the supply of electricity and PFA for the Hong Kong economy

CLP s PFA Studies From 1988 to 1998, CLP carried out a comprehensive research on the benefits of using PFA Concrete in Hong Kong Field & Laboratory Studies for PFA Concrete: Compressive Strength Tensile & Flexural Strength Deformation Behavior Durability Fresh & Early Age Properties Concrete Mix Design Geotechnical properties of PFA fills Site application of PFA as reclamation fill Environmental Aspects of PFA Utilization Research results indicated that use of PFA in concrete will impart improved workability, long term strengths and durability to the finished product

Applications and Advantages of PFA CLP has been supplying PFA to Hong Kong construction industry since 1993 Major PFA Applications Up to 35% cement replacement in concrete production Raw material for cement production, blending material for cement Construction of pile caps and substructures Production of other construction materials, e.g. mortar, grout Main Advantages: Low heat of hydration Reduce thermal cracking Improve workability Improve pumpability Good chemical resistance Cost saving Benefits of recycling of PFA are of threefold: Economic, Environmental & Technological Significantly reduce land costs and support sustainable development

Coal Ash Production Process Grid Loading Steam Boiler Urea Limestone Emission Gen. Turbine NO x SO x Dust CO CO 2 Hg Sensors: O 2 NO x CO 2 Coal Plant SCR FGD SO x Dust CO O 2 Condenser Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP) NH 3 Hg Air Heater 99.4% Removal efficiency Gypsum Coal Mill FBA 8~10% Raw PFA 90~92% FBA Silo Dump Truck Raw PFA Silo Raw PFA Silo CPFA Reject CPFA Ash Classification Plant (ACP) Gypsum Warehouse Ash Barge Silo Silo Silo Ash Tankers CLP captures almost every bit of coal ash produced from electricity generation for recycling to minimize the impact to the environment

Ash Handling, Storage and QC Facilities Electrostatic Precipitators (ESP) - Collect PFA from flue gas ACC & FBA silos - Collect & store FBA - Truck loading facilities On-site Laboratory - Quality control & monitoring Ash Classification Plant (ACP) - Separate fine PFA from coarse PFA - Storage for both Classified PFA and Reject - Ash Tankers loading facilities CPPS has all sorts of facilities for handling, storage, control & monitoring of the quality of various kinds coal ash products Heavy Loading Berth - Load ash to barge Raw PFA silos - Buffer storage for raw PFA

Type of CLP Coal Ash and Properties Coal Ash Content: 2~7% in coal using by CLP Composition: SiO 2, Al 2 O 3, Fe 2 O 3, CaO, MgO, Na 2 O, K 2 O, TiO 2, Mn 3 O 4, SO 3, P 2 O 5 Collect different ash products at different locations: Boiler furnace bottom: Furnace Bottom Ash (FBA) Electrostatic Precipitator: Pulverized Fuel Ash (PFA) Ash Classification Plant: Classified PFA (CPFA) and Reject PFA Major Composition FBA Raw PFA Classified PFA LOI ~3% ~1% 0.5 ~ 2.5% SiO 2 ~50% ~40% 47 ~ 57% Al 2 O 3 ~18% ~20% 17 ~ 25% Fe 2 O 3 ~15% ~15% 10 ~ 15% CaO ~11% ~14% 8 ~ 15% Ash products have no significant variation in composition but size

Characteristics of CLP s Classified PFA Major Composition CLP s PFA (Typical range) PFA Sample 1 (Local Supplier) PFA Sample 2 (Imported, PRC) PFA Sample 3 (Imported, PRC) SiO 2 47% to 57% ~60% ~49% ~52% Al 2 O 3 17% to 25% ~23% ~33% ~33% Fe 2 O 3 10% to 15% ~6% ~6.5% ~3.8% MgO 3.5% to 7.7% ~2% ~1% ~1% Properties CLP s PFA (Typical range) PFA Sample 1 (Local Supplier) PFA Sample 2 (Imported, PRC) PFA Sample 3 (Imported, PRC) Water Requirement ( 95%) 90 to 92% 96% 96% 98% Strength Factor ( 0.80) 0.89 to 1.00 0.90 0.88 0.83 Initial Setting Time ( OPC) 170 to 200min 210min 255min 255min Calcium Oxide ( 20%) 8% to 15% 7.0% 6.5% 5.8% Fineness (45μm sieve) ( 12%) 8% to 10% 7.0% 7.3% 10.6% Electron Microscope Images (x1000) PFA production process can largely affect the PFA properties, PFA originated from burning of coal without further processing could offer relatively low water requirement, short initial setting time & high strength

Classified PFA QA & QC System Upstream : Coal ash properties as one of the coal selection / evaluation criteria Downstream : Frequent & regular testing of samples from various locations of the PFA production line Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP) Ash Classification Plant (ACP) S# Quality Control Points Cegrit Ash S1 Sample LOI Freq.: Daily S2 ESP Ash Sample LOI, SO 3, CaO Freq.: Daily S3 Raw Ash Sample LOI Freq.: Ad hoc S4 Reject Ash Sample Fineness Freq.: 4/day S5 CPFA (Silo) Sample Fineness, LOI Freq.: 4/day S6 CPFA (Tanker) Sample Monitoring Parameters (BS 3892 Part 1 :1997 Requirements) LOI, SO 3, Cl, CaO Fineness, Bulk Density, Particle Density, Specific Gravity Initial Setting Time, Strength Factor, Pozzolanic Activity Water Requirement, Moisture Content, Soundness Additional MgO, TA, NASA Freq: 25% (one every 4 trucks) CLP controls and monitors the PFA quality throughout the entire supply chain i.e. from selection of coal to PFA delivery to ensure high quality products are delivered to customers

Laboratory Testing Equipment Chemical property tests Inductively Coupled Plasma Spectrometer (NASA) X Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer (chemical composition) Sulphur Analyser TGA (LOI) Titration (Chloride ions) Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS) Physical property tests Compression Machine Flexural Machine Curing Tank, Mist Chamber, Mortar mixer Particle Size Analyser Setting time measurer Flow table (Water Requirement) Speed Sieve (Fineness) Oven (Moisture) Expansion Mold (Soundness) Vacuum density measurer Laser diffraction Particle Size Analyzer X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer

Test parameters for BS 3892:Part 1:1997 Parameters Testing Method HOKLAS Moisture BS 3892:Part 1:1997 Annex C Fineness BS 3892:Part 1:1997 Annex D Physical Properties Particle Density BS 3892:Part 1:1997 Cl.7 Water requirement BS 3892:Part 1:1997 Annex E Strength Factor BS 3892:Part 1:1997 Annex F Initial Setting Time BS 3892:Part 1:1997 Cl.10 Soundness BS 3892:Part 1:1997 Cl.11 Sulphur Content ASTM D 5016 95 Chemical Properties Loss on Ignition BS 3892:Part 1:1997 Cl.12.2 Chloride Content BS EN 196 21:1992 Cl.4 Calcium Oxide In house Method SOP A 11* * Dissolution of the test portion is done in accordance with BS EN 196-2:1995 Cl.13. Analyses are measured by using ICP-OES

Other relevant PFA s Test parameters Parameters Testing Method HOKLAS Total Alkali Content In house Method SOP A 14* Potassium Oxide Content In house Method SOP A 14* Sodium Oxide Content In house Method SOP A 14* Nitric Acid Soluble Alkaline In house Method SOP A 12** Potassium Oxide Content In house Method SOP A 12** Sodium Oxide Content In house Method SOP A 12** Silica Content Iron Content Alumina Content Insoluble Residue ASTM D3682 ASTM D3682 ASTM D3682 EN 196 2:1994, Cl.9 * Dissolution of the test portion is done in accordance with BS EN 196-21:1992 N.A.5.2. Analyses are measured by using ICP-OES ** Dissolution of the test portion is done in accordance with BS EN 196-21:1992 N.A.5.1. Analyses are measured by using ICP-OES CLP has put considerable resources on its PFA testing facilities and development of technical know how to ensure efficient and accurate testing results are obtained and compliance with specification requirements

Historical Trend of CLP s PFA Production 2014 vs 1993: higher coal consumption; 2/3 reduction in ash production Coal Consumption (Tons) 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 Million Tons 1990 ESP (CP) 1993 Low NOx burners (CP) 1994 Import Nuclear 1996 BPPS 2000 LCV coal 2003 Gas Reserve Depleting 2006 Boiler Optimization (CP) Thousand Tons 1,000 900 800 700 600 500 400 Ash Production 3 300 2 200 1 100 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 LCV (ULS) Coal LCV Coal HCV Coal Ash Production CLP started to use clean coal since 2000 to enable generating electricity at low costs, low emissions and low ash production to minimize impact to the environment

CLP s PFA Production Forecast Million Tons Thousand Tons 10 1,000 9 900 8 800 Coal Consumption 7 6 5 4 700 600 500 400 Ash Production 3 300 2 200 1 100 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 LCV (ULS) Coal LCV Coal HCV Coal Ash Production 0 35~40% year on year reduction in 2015 ash production, and moderately reduce in next 5 years. In long run, more natural gas will be used for electricity generation and additional nuclear power will be imported, coal consumption and hence PFA production will be further reduced

5 year PFA Demand & Production Outlook Thousand Ton 700 600 500 400 300 Other Local PFA Producer + Imported PFA 200 100 0 CLP PFA 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Local PFA Demand CLP PFA Production Several large projects and railway projects to be started in or after 2015, and hence high and stable concrete requirement is expected for next 5 years Estimated annual concrete requirement: approx. 6 to 7 million cubic metres Estimated annual PFA concrete requirement: approx. 4.8 million cubic metres Estimated annual PFA requirement: approx. 585kT Local PFA supply will be reduced moderately in the coming few years, increase reliance on PFA imported from Mainland China and other countries is expected

Conclusions CLP will keep on recycling as much coal ash as possible for economic, environmental, and technological reasons CLP will continue to support local construction industry with high quality PFA as long as Castle Peak Power Station is still in operation PFA supply from local producers will be diminished in the coming years and more PFA will be imported from China and other countries Quality of imported PFA varies and users should be careful in selection of PFA supplier(s) and throughout understanding of its production process is required. Implement necessary measures to uplift quality control and monitoring on PFA quality.

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