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Landfill Diversion with Energy-from-WasteRichard Entwistle,
Managing Director, EnviroResources (Asia) LtdSeptember 2006
EnviroResources Ltd
• Environmental protection and climate change are the defining challenges of our age. No question!
• Energy-from-waste technology provides three vital benefits:
• Waste reduction and diversion from landfill/sea dumping
• Renewable energy commitments
• Reduced CO2 emissions
• Landfill sites should be Integrated Waste Management facilities.
• Landfill operators with energy-from-waste facilities should be regarded and supported as key community utility operations
Global and Local Challenges
• ALL WASTE destined for landfill to be PRE-TREATED
• Member States shall ensure that only waste that has been subjected to ‘treatment’ is landfilled
• ‘Treatment’ is the physical, chemical or biological processes, including sorting, that change the characteristics of the waste in order to reduce its volume or hazardous nature, facilitate its handling or enhance recovery
• Not yet the case many landfills – sadly
Landfill Application – EU Directive
Landfill Application – Resource Recovery
FINISHEDCOMPOST
13-14%
TOTAL REJECTSTO LANDFILL
25-28%
WASTE SEPARATION
RECYCLING19-21%
RECYCLATES
REJECTS INERT ASH
ADVANCED THERMALCONVERSION PLANT
31-33%
RDF PRODUCED
REACTORS31-33%
COMPOSTIBLES
REJECTS
• Municipal waste management
• Sewage sludge processing
• Clinical and pharmaceutical waste processing
• Hazardous and difficult waste processing
• Agricultural waste processing
• Industrial and food waste
Landfill Diversion – Waste Streams
Landfill Application – Resource Recovery
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Integrated Resource Recovery FacilityOne of Hong Kong’s Nearly Full Landfill Sites!
Energy Conversion-Exhaust gases passed through a steam boiler- Up to 80% of available energy from waste recovered- Steam used for power generation and/or combined heat and power (CHP) applications
Pyrolysis- Materials heated in the absence of oxygen - Temperature up to 800ºC- Hydrocarbons converted to simple gases- Residues of carbon char and inert materials
Gasification- Carbon residues reacted out with air and steam- Hydrogen and carbon monoxide produced
GASPRODUCTION
ENERGY RECOVERY
GASCOMBUSTION
High Temperature Oxidation- Gases reacted at high temperature (1,250ºC) for more than 2 seconds- Organic pollutants & particulates destroyed- Energy released
The Process
WASTE
materials recovery
compacting air lock
steam
cyclonicseparator
particulates >10 microns
bottom ash
1250°C
air
Fuel(warm-up
only)
bypassdamper
Boiler
Turbine
Heat
Electricity
Bag Filter
DeNOxCatalyst
Stack
carbon recycling
Feed Preparation
Pyrolysis Gasification OxidationEnergy
RecoveryFlue GasClean Up
air
Ammonia
SodiumBicarbonate
Condenser
The Process
1. First operational plant in the UK to receive Environment Agency IPPC certificate – UK designed, built and operating
2. Tested on Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF), unsorted MSW, sewage sludge, industrial wastes, tyres, paper.
3. Commercial facility currently processing toxic clinical, pharmaceutical & confidential waste
UK Avonmouth Plant – Five Years Operation
clinicalMSW
clinicalMSWMSW
Pyrolyser/Gasifier/Oxidiser
Waste Feed
Energy Recovery
Flue Gas Remediation
Mechanical Installation
MT4 - 1g
heat heat &&
powerpower
MT8 - 1GMT8 - 2G
industrial
industrial
The Process - Modularity
Waste
sewage
Municipal Solid Waste (MSW)
industrial waste
shredded tyres
clinical waste
sewagetreatment works
Dewatering / drying
Sewerage system
Effluent from dewatering of sludge
recycling facility
recovered materials for reprocessing (e.g. plastics)
compostingplant
Treated effluent
Compact Powerplant
Driedsludge
Industrial / Domestic
CombinedHeat &Power
Water for
irrigation
Compost for
agriculture
Non-agriculturalgrade compost
transfer station:sorting
Integrated UK Solutions to Waste
ProcessHeat
mg/Nm3
11% 02@ 273K & 101.3kPa
EU Directive Limits[Typical Incinerator Limits]
s: spot / d:daily ½ hour
Compact Power
UK Plant[Typical Incinerator]
Particulates 10 (d) [100] 30 0.2 [10]
VOC’s as carbon 10 (d) 20 Trace
NO (NO + NO2) 200 (d) [200] 400 <37 [50]
HCl 10 (d) [50] 60 2 [10]
HF 1 (d) 4 <0.1
SO2 50 (d) [300] 200 < 2.5 [10]
CO 50 (d) [600] 150 Trace [50]
Cd & Tl 0.05 (s) 0.006
Mercury 0.05 (s) 0.006
Pb Cr Cu Mn Ni As Sb Co V Sn 0.5 (s) 0.006
Dioxins TEQ ng/Nm3 0.1 (s) [0.1] <0.003 [0.1]
N2O 30 (d) Trace
NH3 10 (d) 20 < 1
Environmental - Emissions
Landfill Operation:
• Real landfill reduction – up to 75+%
• Elimination of waste disposal public health problems
• An integrated waste management utility operation
• Usable heat and power – Distributed generation
• Reduction of greenhouse gases + Renewable energy credits
Compact Power EfW Technology:
• Best Available Technology – Pyrolysis and gasification
• Negligible emissions – Well away from strict limits
• Processes full range of waste materials
• Modular design – Sized for specific application
• It works – Proven for today and for the next 20+ years
Key Benefits Summary
EnviroResources Ltd – Company Overview
1. Located at London Gatwick Airport, EnviroResources Ltd (ERL) was incorporated in the UK in September 2005
2. ERL is worldwide parent and head office for a group of companies – with its Project Support Office in Hong Kong, and an in-house manufacturing and R&D facility in Sundsvall, Sweden
3. ERL is a project development company delivering proven, state-of-the-art pyrolysis & gasification technology for energy-from-waste applications.
4. ERL build, own and operate/transfer (BOO/BOOT) projects
5. ERL owns 10% of UK Compact Power PLC (traded on the London AIM market) and is Compact Power’s second largest shareholder
EnviroResources LtdSuite 118, London Gatwick Airport West Sussex, RH6 0DWUnited Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)129 350 5196Fax: +44 (0)129 350 5220
EnviroResources Ltd
email: asia@enviroresources.co.ukwww.enviroresources.co.ukwww.enviroresources.co.uk
THANK YOU
EnviroResources (Asia) Ltd2309 Tuen Mun Parklane Square 2 Tuen Hi Road, Tuen Mun, NTHong Kong
Tel: +852 2613 2073Fax: +852 2613 2074