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Dresden, May 2010
High temperature product gas treatment for clean gas applicationsS. Martini*[email protected]
M. Kleinhappl*, H. Hofbauer**
*Bioenergy 2020+ GmbH, Graz, Austria**Vienna University of Technology, Institute of Chemical Engineering
Dresden, May 2010
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Overview
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Introduction■
Catalytic conversion
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Harmful gas substances and damage mechanism
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Test setups■
Real gas Güssing, Austria
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Real gas Graz, Austria■
Laboratory
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Characterisation of solids and gas
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Results and conclusion
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Catalytic processes in biomass conversion steps
gasification
coal, biomass
catalytic reaction application
800 °C
700 °C
500 °C
300 °C
100 °C
Ni SOFCNi tar reforming
Fe, Cr, Cu HT-Shift: H2 /CO ratioFe, Rt ammonia-synthesisNi, Mg methane-synthesis
Co, Cr LT-Shift : H2 /CO ratioCo, ZnO methanol-synthesisCu, Zn, Al2 O3 DMECu, V, Co Fischer-Tropsch-fuelsPt, Co PEM
Product gas900 °C
H2 , CH4 CO, H2 O CO2, N2
treatment
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particulate matter
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tar■
sulphur■
chlorine, ammonia, hydrocyanic acid
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metals, alkali metals (salts)
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Catalyst damage mechanism
inhibit & dilution
blocking of active
centresdeposits material
lossoxidation reduction
chemi- sorption, sintering nitration
CO2 X X
CO X X carbonyl formation X X
H2 O X X X X
particulate matter X
tar X C- formation
sulphur X X
chlorine X X X
ammonia and hydrocyanic acid X X X
alkali metals (salts), metals X X X
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Test set up – Güssing, Austria
Gasification plant Güssing
Desulphurisation
Gas pump and flow control
Fuel Cell test bench
gas flow rate: 5 m3/h (usc)
AirOffgas
Exhaust air
Biomass Product gas
Product gas
yH2 = 40 vol%
yCO = 26 vol%
yCO2 = 22 vol%
yCH4 = 10 vol%
Residual: N2 impurities
Water content: 35 -45 vol%
Product gas, cleaned
Hot gas filtration
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Test set up – Graz, Austria
Staged Gasification Graz
Hot gas filtration + additives
Chlorine, sulphur removal
Sulphur fine cleaning
CO-Shift
gas flow rate: 20 m3/h (usc)
steam
Alternative Biomass Product gas
Product gas
yH2 = 18-23 vol%
yCO = 15-18 vol%
yCO2 = 22-25 vol%
yCH4 = 1-2 vol%
Residual: N2 impurities
Water content: 15 - 25 vol%
Fan, flow control
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Test set up – Laboratory, Graz sorbent investigations
Test gas generation
Sulphur removal HCN removal
Sampling online-detection
gas flow rate: 100 - 200 l/h (usc)
N2 , CO2
Test gas
yN2 = 75 - 100 vol%
yCO2 = 0 - 30 vol%
Water content: 5 - 30 vol%
H2 S content: 50 – 600 mg/m³
HCN content: 140 –m 160 mg/m³
H2 O, H2 S, HCN
ZnO-based ZnO-based
Ash of sewage sludge
Cerium-coated clay spheres
Soda-coated clay spheres
Fume cupboard
Cerium oxide
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Characterisation of solids and gas Methods
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Continuous monitoring process parameter, main gas components
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Sampling: tar and particulate matter (tar guideline)
trace elements (absorptive)
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Additional investigation : total sulphur
HCN-sampling (in CO2
-gases)
solids (dust, sorbents, additives)
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Analyses: photometric methods, ICP-OES, GC-screening, electron microscopy + EDX, XRF
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Data comparison operation behaviour, conversion rates, selectivity, separation rates, efficiencies
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Selected results
Güssing Graz Laboratory testsFiltration Metal-membrane
filtercandle
Alumina-silicate-wool
filter
cartrigde
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Filtration temperature 400 – 500 °C 500 – 700 °C -
Crude
gas dust up to 120,000 mg/m³ up to 10,000 mg/m³ -
Cleaned
gas dust 0 - 5 mg/m³ 5 - 60 mg/m³,
(max. 200 –
depend. on feedstock)-
Desulphurisationvia fixed
bed
adsorption
ZnO-based
pelletsZnO-based
spherical
granules
Soda-coated
granulated
clay
andZnO-based
spherical
granules
ZnO-based
spherical
granulesAsh
of sewage
sludgeCerium-coated
clay
Adsorption temperature 400 – 550 °C 350 – 450 °C 200 – 800 °C
Crude
gas H2
S conc.: 100 – 300 mg/m³ 100 – 700 mg/m³ 50 – 600 mg/m³Resid. H2
S concentration:ZnO: 350 to 450 °CZnO: 450 to 700 °C
0,2 to 5 mg/m³> 25 mg/m³
0,3 to 5 mg/m³-
0 to 2,5 mg/m³2,5 to 5 mg/m³
Application PG-operated
SOFC; 200h HT CO-Shift; 50h -
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Selected results
Surface of applied sorbent
Surface of sorbent, unused
Surface of sorbent, used
Sorbent inside, soda-coated
EDX-spectra
Soda-coated clay
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High temperature producer gas treatment for clean gas applicationsS. Martini*[email protected]
M. Kleinhappl*, H. Hofbauer**
*Bioenergy 2020+ GmbH, Graz, Austria**Vienna University of Technology, Institute of Chemical Engineering