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Page 1: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Presented by

Ashis Kumar Chakraborty

Climate Change

Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from

Super Critical Power Generation Units

This advanced technology for power generation

is for achieving

bull Higher Efficiency bull Clean bull Safe Overall Environmentbull The development of coal fired supercritical power

plant technology can be described as an evolutionary advancement towards greater power output per unit and higher efficiency

CO2 emissions can be lowered by improving the efficiency of coal fired power plants

bullIncreasing the temperature amp pressure in a steam turbine increases the efficiency of the Rankine steam cycle used in power generation

bullIt decreases the amount of fossil fuel consumed and the emissions generated

bullLarge amount of carbon-di-oxide (CO2) emissions produced by them which contribute in a large measure to greenhouse effect and global warming

PREAMBLE

bull Energy in general and electricity in particular plays a vital role in improving the standard of life everywhere

bull World has abundant proven reserves of coal and thus coal-based thermal power plants dominate almost everywhere

bull Energy conversion efficiency of steam turbine cycle can be improved by increasing the main steam pressure amp temperature

Environmental Issues

Primary sources of energy consisted of Petroleum 360 Coal 274 Natural gas 230 Amounting to an 864 share for fossil fuels in primary energy consumption in the world

World energy consumption was growing about 23 per year

The burning of fossil fuels produces around 213 billion tonnes (213 gigatonnes) of Carbon dioxide (CO2) per year

Environmental Issues

Source Coal Information 2006rsquo

Environmental Issues bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

Environmental Advantages

At supercritical pressures (above 3200 psi221 MPa)

steam turbine efficiency improves significantly

compared to the typical subcritical cycle

This efficiency improvement leads to reductions infuel input emissions output

extra greenhouse

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 2: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

This advanced technology for power generation

is for achieving

bull Higher Efficiency bull Clean bull Safe Overall Environmentbull The development of coal fired supercritical power

plant technology can be described as an evolutionary advancement towards greater power output per unit and higher efficiency

CO2 emissions can be lowered by improving the efficiency of coal fired power plants

bullIncreasing the temperature amp pressure in a steam turbine increases the efficiency of the Rankine steam cycle used in power generation

bullIt decreases the amount of fossil fuel consumed and the emissions generated

bullLarge amount of carbon-di-oxide (CO2) emissions produced by them which contribute in a large measure to greenhouse effect and global warming

PREAMBLE

bull Energy in general and electricity in particular plays a vital role in improving the standard of life everywhere

bull World has abundant proven reserves of coal and thus coal-based thermal power plants dominate almost everywhere

bull Energy conversion efficiency of steam turbine cycle can be improved by increasing the main steam pressure amp temperature

Environmental Issues

Primary sources of energy consisted of Petroleum 360 Coal 274 Natural gas 230 Amounting to an 864 share for fossil fuels in primary energy consumption in the world

World energy consumption was growing about 23 per year

The burning of fossil fuels produces around 213 billion tonnes (213 gigatonnes) of Carbon dioxide (CO2) per year

Environmental Issues

Source Coal Information 2006rsquo

Environmental Issues bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

Environmental Advantages

At supercritical pressures (above 3200 psi221 MPa)

steam turbine efficiency improves significantly

compared to the typical subcritical cycle

This efficiency improvement leads to reductions infuel input emissions output

extra greenhouse

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 3: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

CO2 emissions can be lowered by improving the efficiency of coal fired power plants

bullIncreasing the temperature amp pressure in a steam turbine increases the efficiency of the Rankine steam cycle used in power generation

bullIt decreases the amount of fossil fuel consumed and the emissions generated

bullLarge amount of carbon-di-oxide (CO2) emissions produced by them which contribute in a large measure to greenhouse effect and global warming

PREAMBLE

bull Energy in general and electricity in particular plays a vital role in improving the standard of life everywhere

bull World has abundant proven reserves of coal and thus coal-based thermal power plants dominate almost everywhere

bull Energy conversion efficiency of steam turbine cycle can be improved by increasing the main steam pressure amp temperature

Environmental Issues

Primary sources of energy consisted of Petroleum 360 Coal 274 Natural gas 230 Amounting to an 864 share for fossil fuels in primary energy consumption in the world

World energy consumption was growing about 23 per year

The burning of fossil fuels produces around 213 billion tonnes (213 gigatonnes) of Carbon dioxide (CO2) per year

Environmental Issues

Source Coal Information 2006rsquo

Environmental Issues bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

Environmental Advantages

At supercritical pressures (above 3200 psi221 MPa)

steam turbine efficiency improves significantly

compared to the typical subcritical cycle

This efficiency improvement leads to reductions infuel input emissions output

extra greenhouse

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 4: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

PREAMBLE

bull Energy in general and electricity in particular plays a vital role in improving the standard of life everywhere

bull World has abundant proven reserves of coal and thus coal-based thermal power plants dominate almost everywhere

bull Energy conversion efficiency of steam turbine cycle can be improved by increasing the main steam pressure amp temperature

Environmental Issues

Primary sources of energy consisted of Petroleum 360 Coal 274 Natural gas 230 Amounting to an 864 share for fossil fuels in primary energy consumption in the world

World energy consumption was growing about 23 per year

The burning of fossil fuels produces around 213 billion tonnes (213 gigatonnes) of Carbon dioxide (CO2) per year

Environmental Issues

Source Coal Information 2006rsquo

Environmental Issues bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

Environmental Advantages

At supercritical pressures (above 3200 psi221 MPa)

steam turbine efficiency improves significantly

compared to the typical subcritical cycle

This efficiency improvement leads to reductions infuel input emissions output

extra greenhouse

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 5: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Environmental Issues

Primary sources of energy consisted of Petroleum 360 Coal 274 Natural gas 230 Amounting to an 864 share for fossil fuels in primary energy consumption in the world

World energy consumption was growing about 23 per year

The burning of fossil fuels produces around 213 billion tonnes (213 gigatonnes) of Carbon dioxide (CO2) per year

Environmental Issues

Source Coal Information 2006rsquo

Environmental Issues bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

Environmental Advantages

At supercritical pressures (above 3200 psi221 MPa)

steam turbine efficiency improves significantly

compared to the typical subcritical cycle

This efficiency improvement leads to reductions infuel input emissions output

extra greenhouse

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 6: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Environmental Issues

Source Coal Information 2006rsquo

Environmental Issues bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

Environmental Advantages

At supercritical pressures (above 3200 psi221 MPa)

steam turbine efficiency improves significantly

compared to the typical subcritical cycle

This efficiency improvement leads to reductions infuel input emissions output

extra greenhouse

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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Source Coal Information 2006rsquo

Environmental Issues bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

Environmental Advantages

At supercritical pressures (above 3200 psi221 MPa)

steam turbine efficiency improves significantly

compared to the typical subcritical cycle

This efficiency improvement leads to reductions infuel input emissions output

extra greenhouse

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 8: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Environmental Issues bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

bull Source Assessment of Generation Technology through Lifecycle CO2 Emissions by Power Systems Central Research Laboratory (2000)

Environmental Advantages

At supercritical pressures (above 3200 psi221 MPa)

steam turbine efficiency improves significantly

compared to the typical subcritical cycle

This efficiency improvement leads to reductions infuel input emissions output

extra greenhouse

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 9: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Environmental Advantages

At supercritical pressures (above 3200 psi221 MPa)

steam turbine efficiency improves significantly

compared to the typical subcritical cycle

This efficiency improvement leads to reductions infuel input emissions output

extra greenhouse

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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extra greenhouse

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 11: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

A simple word equation for this chemical reaction is

where stoichiometric coefficients x and y depend on the fuel type A simple example is the combustion of coal (taken here as consisting of pure carbon)C + O2 CO2

In words carbon + oxygen carbon dioxide

A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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A coal-fired thermal power station

1 Cooling tower 2 Cooling water pump 3 Transmission line (3-phase) 4 Unit transformer (3-phase) 5 Electric generator (3-phase) 6 Low pressure turbine 7 Condensate extraction pump 8 Condensor 9 Intermediate pressure turbine 10 Steam governor valve 11 High pressure turbine 12 Deaerator 13 Feed heater 14 Coal conveyor 15 Coal hopper 16 Pulverised fuel mill 17 Boiler drum 18 Ash hopper 19 Superheater 20 Forced draught fan 21 Reheater 22 Air intake 23 Economiser 24 Air preheater 25 Precipitator 26 Induced draught fan 27 Chimney Stack

PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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PREAMBLE

bull Supercritical power plants are highly efficient plants with best available pollution control technology

bull Reduces existing pollution levels by burning less coal per megawatt-hour produced capturing the vast majority of the pollutants

bull Increases the kWh produced per kg of coal burned with fewer emissions

bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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bull Coal-fired Supercritical Power plants operate at very high temperature [580degC temp] amp with a pressure of 23 MPa)

megapascals (MPa = Nmm2) or gigapascals (GPa = kNmm2)

bull Resulting much higher heat efficiencies (46) as compare to Sub-Critical coal-fired plants

bull Sub-Critical coal-fired plant operates at 455degC temp and efficiency of within 40

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 15: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include

a) Reduced fuel costs due to improved plant efficiency

b) Significant improvement of environment by reduction in CO2 emissions

c) Plant costs comparable with sub-critical technology amp less than other clean coal technologies

d) Much reduced NOx SOx and particulate emissions

e) Can be fully integrated with appropriate CO2 capture technology

Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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Supercritical technology and its advantages

bull Techno-economic benefits along with its environment-friendly cleaner technology more and new power plants are coming-up with this state-of-the-art technology

bull As environment legislations are becoming more stringent adopting this cleaner technology have benefited immensely in all respect

bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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bull LHV (lower heating value) is improved (from 40 to more than 45)

bull One percent increase in efficiency reduces by two percent specific emissions such as CO2 NOx SOx and particulate matters

bull Supercritical is a thermodynamic expression describing the state of a substance where there is no clear distinction between the liquid and the gaseous phase (ie they are a homogenous fluid)

bull Water reaches this state at a pressure above 221 MPa

bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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bull The greater the output of electrical energy for a given amount of energy input the higher the efficiency

bull If the energy input to the cycle is kept constant the output can be increased by selecting elevated pressures and temperatures for the water-steam cycle

bull Increased thermal efficiency observed when the temperature and pressure of the steam is increased

bull By raising the temperature from 580degC to760degC and the pressure out of the high pressure feed-water pump from 33 MPa to 42 MPa the thermal efficiency improves by about 4

(Ultra-supercritical steam condition)

Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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Super Critical means no distinction between water amp steam Critical point of water-steam 22115 MPa 37415

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 20: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Definition of SC and USC Units

bull Sub-critical units Main steam pressure lt 22115MPa

bull Super-critical units Main steam pressure gt 22115MPa

bull Ultral-supercritical unitsbull Commercial concept means higher steam

pressure and temperature than supercritical units

bull 1048766 Japan Main steam pressure gt242MPabull or Steam temperature reaches 593 bull 1048766 Denmark Main steam pressure gt275MPabull 1048766 China Main steam pressure gt27MPa

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 21: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units

bull Over 600 super-critical coal-fired units (SC) have been under commercial operation worldwide of which over 60 units are

bull ultra-supercritical units (USC)bull Net plant efficiency achievedbull Sub-critical units(166MPa538538) 38~ 40

bull Supercritical units (24MPa566566) 40~42bull Ultrasupercritical units

(25~30MPa600600)43~46 bull To improve the steam parameters and develop

large capacity units are the main measures for the improvement of overall plant efficiency

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 22: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Effects of Supercritical Steam Parametersto Turbine Heat Rate

bull For every 1 MPa improvement of main steam pressure turbine heat rate could be reduced by 013~015

bull For every 10 improvement of main steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 025~030

bull For every 10 improvement of reheat steam temperature turbine heat rate could be reduced by 015~020

Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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Supercritical coal-fired power plant

bull Advanced technology for power generation is for achieving higher efficiency clean and safe overall environment

bull Coal continues to be a major energy source for power producers worldwide

bull As carbon consciousness becomes more prominent technologies for gaining efficiency and reducing emissions from coal-fired plants become more important

bull That is one reason why supercritical and ultra- supercritical boiler technologies are reemerging as new materials and designs help drive higher efficiency levels and ease of operation

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 24: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature

of the earths atmosphere

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 25: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

If Earth gets hotter some of the important changes could happenWater expands when its heated and oceans absorb more heat than land Sea levels would also rise due to the melting of the glaciers and sea ice

Cities on coasts would flood Places that usually get lots of rain and snowfall might get hotter and drier Lakes and rivers could dry up

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 26: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Is global warming bad

The earth is naturally warmed by rays (or radiation) from the sun which pass through the earths atmosphere and are reflected back out to space again The atmospheres made up of layers of gases some of which are called greenhouse gases Theyre mostly natural and make up a kind of thermal blanket over the earth

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 27: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

Some of the rays back out of the atmosphere keeping the earth at the right temperature for animals plants and humans to survive (60degF16degC)So some global warming is good

But if extra greenhouse gases are made the thermal blanket gets thicker and too much heat is kept in the earths atmosphere Thats when global warmings bad

Is global warming bad

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
Page 28: Presented by Ashis Kumar Chakraborty, Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits. from Super Critical Power Generation Units

What are the greenhouse gases

Greenhouse gases are made out of water vapour carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide ozone chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

They are all natural gases but extra greenhouses gases can be made by humans from pollution

How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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How are extra greenhouse gases produced Extra greenhouse gases are produced through activities which release carbon dioxide methane nitrous oxide and ozone CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons)

These activities include Burning coal and petrol known as fossil fuels Cutting down of rainforests and other forests Animal waste which lets off methane

PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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PARTICULATES Higher suspended particulate matter affects Respiratory organHYDROCARBONS (HC)Main contribution from bullTransportationbullIndustrial ProcessCARBON MONOXIDE (CO)EFFECT of SULPHURDIOXIDE (SO2 )SO2 is colourless gas with suffocating odoursSO2 remains airborne for 2 to 4 days during which it can be transported to 1000 kmSO2 irritates mucous membranes of Respiratory tract amp cause bronchitisIt can damage plants Vegetables etcFossil fuel are more responsible for SO2 emission Sulfur dioxide is one of the elements forming ACID RAIN

EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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EFFECT of NITROGEN OXIDES (NOX )

Nitric Oxide (NO) Nitrogen Oxide (NO2 ) Nitrous Oxide (N2O ) Nitrogen sesquioxide (N2O2)

Like sulphur dioxde it is acidic amp can affect oxygen carrying capacity of bloodNO2 affects lungs and respiratory system

Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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Environmental Control

bull Dry Electrostatic Precipitator (Dry ESP)

Electrically charges ash particles in the flue gas ampcollects the particles on collector plates

bull Mechanically removed through the ash hoppersbull Flue gas passes horizontally through a series of parallel vertical

collector platesbull Arrangement of charging electrodes are centered between the platesbull Electric field to charge the particles amp attract them to the grounded

collecting plates

Nitrogen Oxides Controlbull Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems are the technology of

choice as the most effective method of post-combustion NOx reduction

bull NOx reduction can be achieved by integrating low NOx burners and staged combustion (overfire air) into the overall system

Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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Environmental ControlSulfur Dioxide Control

bullFGD [Flue-gas desulfurization] technologies offer the highest SO2 reduction levels in the industrybullWet FGD systems Spray tower scrubber design used for SO2 control with proven tray design for more uniform flue gas distribution and improved absorption Reagents include limestone lime magnesium-enhanced lime sodium carbonate and ammonia bullSpray Dry Absorber (SDA) systems A rotary atomizer delivers a slurry of an alkaline reagent into the hot flue gas to absorb the SO2 and other acid gases control on utility boilers burning low sulfur coalsbullCirculating Dry Scrubber (CDS) systems Creates a dry waste product and does not require wastewater treatment facility

Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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Emissions standards for Power Plant amp projected emissions from 660 MW Unit

Parameters Projected Emissions

per Unit

(660 MW Unit)

Indian Limit World Bank Norm

SO2 200 mgNm3

245 TPD

(1416 gs)

700 TPD 2000 mgNm3

NOX 650 mgNm3

(4602 gs)

Low NOx burner

prescribed

650 mgNm3

PM 50 mgNm3

(355 gs)

100 mgNm3 50 mgNm3

mgNm3 = milligram per normal cubic meter NOX = nitrogen oxide PM = particulate matter SO2 = sulfur dioxide TPD= tons per dayThe expected emissions are based on assumption of 05 of Sulfur in Coal SO2 emissions are without FGD in place PM emissions with a limit of 100 mgNm3 and Nox limit of 650 mgNm3

Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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Development

Japan worked on Waste Management or eliminating wastage amp saving through Gemba Kaizen Coal fossil Fuel HeatEnergy Ferritic amp austenitic materials for high temperature developed that are 15 times higher strength at high temperature

ExampleA21TP310HCbN [HR3C- Japan]A213UNS S30432 [Super304-Japan] [ C Si MnCu Cr Ni Co Mo ]

For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41
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For your kind attention

  • Climate Change Future Guidelines for Environmental Benefits from Super Critical Power Generation Units
  • This advanced technology for power generation is for achieving
  • Slide 3
  • PREAMBLE
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Slide 11
  • Slide 12
  • Slide 13
  • Slide 14
  • Benefits of advanced supercritical power plants include
  • Supercritical technology and its advantages
  • Slide 17
  • Slide 18
  • Slide 19
  • Definition of SC and USC Units
  • Supercritical and USC Coal-fired Units
  • Effects of Supercritical Steam Parameters to Turbine Heat Rate
  • Supercritical coal-fired power plant
  • Slide 24
  • Slide 25
  • Slide 26
  • What is global warming Global warming is the rise in temperature of the earths atmosphere
  • Slide 28
  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Environmental Control
  • Slide 38
  • Slide 39
  • Slide 40
  • Slide 41