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Heading toward the polysius® green cement plant
May 23, 2019 | Dr. Luc Rudowski, Head of Product Management, Technology, Innovation & Sustainabilitythyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit Cement Technologies
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Sustainability has three dimensionsTo save our future we need to act on three dimensions
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The UN Sustainable Development GoalsAlmost all countries of the world are committed
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Cement’s share of total CO2 emissions
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Sources: OneStone Research, Global Carbon Atlas
Action required! For more sustainability in cement productionCement sector’s share of total CO2 emissions rises
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Action required! Pain points in the cement production process
No recyclingof concrete
Resource intensive
Limestone calcination
Air pollutants
Energy intensive
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Our visionFive areas to improve the sustainability of cement production process
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Grey2Green – the polysius® green cement plantWe start our journey with four solutions
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Integrated hydrogen and methanol plant
Integrated hydrogen & ammonia/urea
complex
Electrolytic hydrogen plant
Integrated hydrogen & SNG plant
Hydrogen storage & reconversion
Natural gas grid
Refineries
Chemical industry
Mobility
Customers (power and gas)
Renewable energy production
CO2 emitting industry
Farms
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Solution 1: polysius® carbon neutralityCapturing, storing and using your plants’ CO2 emissions
Water electrolysis
Oxyfuel
CO2
basedmethanol
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Proven technology: 11 high dust SCR solutions sold –3 in China
Reduced NOx emission down to 100 mg/Nm3
Cost-efficient technology
Future-proof technology
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Solution 2: polysius® NOx reductionProtecting the environment from hyperacidity
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Simple and low requirement for AF prepatation
Reduced fossil fuels
Saved costs by up to 100 % AF
Secured cement quality and emission limits
resources
Solution 3: polysius® fuel substitutionSubstituting the use of fossil fuels in your cement plant by 100 %
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Biggest potential for clinker factor reduction
70 % CO2 reduction compared to clinker
Significantly decreased production costs
Maximum leverage of local resources
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Solution 4: polysius® activated clayReducing the clinker factor of your plants down to 50 %
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Let’s discuss on the carbon neutrality costs and the business impact
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Cost impact of sustainable development in cement business
Is it worth the CO2 reduction?
Viaduc de Millau (France) 2,460 m long, 343 m high, 127,000 m³ concrete
3 Mio. € additional costs i.e. 0.8 % price increase for the bridge (400 Mio. €)
Residential house 17.4 t cement, ~ 58 m³ concrete
1,350 € additional costs i.e. 0.5 % price increase for a residential house (250 k€)
If the cement price doubles…
… the price for a residential house would increase by 0.5 %
… the price for a bridge would increase by ~1 %