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Energy from Waste with Combined Heat and Power Facility, Oxwellmains
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Runcorn EfW facility – Waste Reception Hall & Bunker Cross
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Runcorn EfW facility – Waste Reception Hall & Bunker Plan
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Revised Water Balance
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FIGURE:3i (Figure 8 in original PPC application)
Viridor Waste Management Limited – Energy from Waste with Combined Heat and Power Facility, Oxwellmains.
EXPECTED WATER BALANCETITLE:
Boiler watertreatment plant
Storage vessel Feed water tank
BoilerIncinerator
Process waterstorage tank
Bottom ashdischarger
Bag filter
Oil separator
Wash water storagetank / contaminated
water pit
Boiler blow downvessel
Overflow totemporary tanker
Stack
Foul wastetreatment
8,876 m3/yr
Raw (Mains) Water
RainwaterStorage Tank
Zero flow under normal conditions,flow only expected in the event ofabnormal operations e.g. boilercleaning
Water In
Water Out
5,542 m3/yr
924 m3/yr
200 m3/yr 4,618 m3/yrEvaporation
27,600 m3/yr
Surface water
Roof water
Perimeter drains
200 m3/yr
Wash water from “clean”areas
5,616 m3/yr
Will be addedwhenrainwater lessthan 11,007m3/yr
7,550 m3/yr toatmosphere inexhaust gases
1,124 m3/yr
Domestic UseWash water from “dirty"areas
27,630 m3/yr
Based on 2 lines
FIGURE: 3ii
Viridor Waste Management Limited – Energy from Waste with Combined Heat and Power Facility, Oxwellmains
EXPECTED WATER BALANCETITLE:
Notes
1. Raw water from public supply is used both as domestic water and process water.
2. Wash water from cleaning of "clean" process rooms (such as the turbine building) is taken from the raw water supply andsubsequently discharged to the process water tank.
3. Rain water from paved areas, roofs and building perimeter drains is fed through a treatment of swales, porous paviours and stonefilled trenches prior to the rainwater tank or to the detention basin on site. The rainwater tank will top up the process water tank.
4. The process water storage tank also receives water from boiler blow down.
5. The process water is used for quenching the hot bottom ash, whilst most water will remain as moisture within the bottom ashsome evaporative loss will occur. Any water draining from the bottom ash will be recycled for re-use in the quench water system.
6. Wash water from “dirtier“ process areas such as the flue gas cleaning building and the bottom ash bunker is stored in the washwater storage tank. The wash water is used in the bottom ash discharger.
7. Waste water from the boiler water treatment plant is led to the process storage tank.
8. Water Balance is based on a dry system.
Energy from Waste with Combined Heat and Power Facility, Oxwellmains
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Dunbar EfW Facility – Plant Cross Section
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Appendix A
Keppel Seghers Plant Details
turbine
air condenser
lime milk
active carbonbag house
ID fan chimney
semi-wet reactor
electric power
steamboiler
deNOx
waste
residues
boiler ash
bottom ashgrate siftings
furnace
Features• Straightforward construction• Electromechanical drive• No contact with waste• fail-safe closing system
Advantages• Reduced investment• Limited power consumption• Less wear and maintenance• Safety
Feeding hopper and shut-off flap
turbine
air condenser
lime milk
active carbonbag house
ID fan chimney
semi-wet reactor
electric power
steamboiler
deNOx
waste
residues
boiler ash
bottom ashgrate siftings
furnace
Features
• Water-cooled chute, active cooling• ‘Cold’ compensator• Constructed in wear resistant material• Robust construction
Advantages• Safety• Airtight, reliable• Reduced maintenance costs• Long life time
Feeding chute and compensator
turbine
air condenser
lime milk
active carbonbag house
ID fan chimney
semi-wet reactor
electric power
steamboiler
deNOx
waste
residues
boiler ash
bottom ashgrate siftings
furnace
SEGHERSmulti-stage grate
Features
• Modular construction• Multi-stage• Independent double motion control• Special tile construction
Advantages• Shortest erection time• Best control leads to high throughputs• Controlled combustion, good burn-out• Long life time, reduced maint. costs
turbine
air condenser
lime milk
active carbonbag house
ID fan chimney
semi-wet reactor
electric power
steamboiler
deNOx
waste
residues
boiler ash
bottom ashgrate siftings
furnace
Furnace
Features
• Independent movements per element• Independent air injection per element• Full access to all controls and
instruments
Advantages• Stabilised steam flow, higher energy
production• Ease of maintenance and operation
turbine
air condenser
lime milk
active carbonbag house
ID fan chimney
semi-wet reactor
electric power
steamboiler
deNOx
waste
residues
boiler ash
bottom ashgrate siftings
furnace
Features
• CFD modelling• DeNOx optimisation• Secondary air injection optimisation• Gas flow pattern optimisation
Advantages• 850°C/2s (dioxin destruction)• Better energy recovery• Reduced reactive consumption• Better gas burnout
Post-combustion
Secondary
air
Secondary
air
turbine
air condenser
lime milk
active carbonbag house
ID fan chimney
semi-wet reactor
electric power
steamboiler
deNOx
waste
residues
boiler ash
bottom ashgrate siftings
furnace
Ash extractor
Features
• Equal torque distribution• Less friction• Robust
Advantages• Less power consumption• Less wear• Reliable
turbine
air condenser
lime milk
active carbonbag house
ID fan chimney
semi-wet reactor
electric power
steamboiler
deNOx
waste
residues
boiler ash
bottom ashgrate siftings
furnace
DeNOx SNCR
Features
• Non-catalytic• Controlled injection at several levels• High temperature NOx reduction
Advantages• Reduced investment cost• Min. reaction product consumption• Reduced energy consumption
turbine
air condenser
lime milk
active carbonbag house
ID fan chimney
semi-wet reactor
electric power
steamboiler
deNOx
waste
residues
boiler ash
bottom ashgrate siftings
furnace
Features
• Multiple primary air fans• Secondary air injection at several levels• Frequency controlled fans
Advantages• Optimised combustion air control• Max. energy production• Minimum electricity consumption• High availability
Combustion air
Burner
turbine
air condenser
lime milk
active carbonbag house
ID fan chimney
semi-wet reactor
electric power
steamboiler
deNOx
waste
residues
boiler ash
bottom ashgrate siftings
furnace
Steam boiler
Features
• Horizontal boiler• T before final superheater < 650°C• Steam conditions 400°C/40 bara• Controlled specifications
Advantages• High availability• Min. maintenance costs• Min. corrosion problems• High quality
turbine
air condenser
lime milk
active carbonbag house
ID fan chimney
semi-wet reactor
electric power
steamboiler
deNOx
waste
residues
boiler ash
bottom ashgrate siftings
furnace
INDAVER: 18,000 hrs INDAVER: 18,000 hrs
without manual without manual
cleaningcleaning
Boiler cleaning
Features
• Rapping system• Externally mounted on cart• Pneumatic hammers
Advantages• Efficient cleaning• Reduced dioxin production• Increased steam production• Reduced maintenance costs
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