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Takashi Kiga, General Manager, Staff Group, Energy Operations, IHI Corporation, presented on the Callide Oxyfuel Project: Demonstration and for the Commercialisation at the Global CCS Institute's Japanese Members' Meeting held in Tokyo on 8 June 2012
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Page 1: Takashi Kiga – IHI Corporation – Callide Oxyfuel Project: Demonstration and for the Commercialisation

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Callide Oxyfuel Project

- Demonstration and for the

Commercialization -

GLOBAL CCS INSTITUTE

JAPAN REGIONAL MEMBERS’ MEETIG

8 June 2012

2012.6.8

Energy Operations

1

Takashi Kiga

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CONTENTS

Concept and Feature of Oxyfuel Combustion

Development of Oxyfuel Technology and Project

Callide Oxyfuel Project

Key Factors towards CCS Commercialization

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Concept of Oxyfuel Combustion

As air contains N2 and Ar by 79%, CO2 concentration in flue gas is

about 15% in combustion with air.

It is possible to condense and recover CO2 directly.

N2 (+Ar)

O2

about 81%

about 79%

N2 (+Ar)

O2

about 79%

In oxy-fuel combustion, since O2 of purity of about 96-98% which

is separated from air is used, CO2 concentration in flue gas is

N2 (+Ar)

O2

Coal

Coal

Coal

<Air Combustion>

theoretically more than 90%.

<Oxy-fuel Combustion>

Ar (+N2) about 4%

O2 about 96%

about 4%

about 15%

CO2

NOx

SO2

Ar (+N2) about 5%

O2 about 4%

CO2 about 91%

NOx

SO2

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Power plant with CO2 capture

using oxyfuel combustion Transportation & storage of CO2

Air separation

unit

Coal

Flue gas recycle

O2 Air

(N2 ,O2)

Non-condensable

gas N2 Dust

removal

CO2 purification,

compression &

cooling unit Boiler CO2 underground

storage

Liquid

CO2 tank

G ST Stack

Transportation

P

Oxyfuel combustion ;

In coal fired power plant, coal combustion by oxygen in stead of air make it possible

to concentrate CO2 more than 90% theoretically in the flue gas.

Applicability and potential ・Applicable to both existing and newly-installed power plants

・Potential for the reduction of cost and auxiliary power by

scaling-up of ASU and the integration of total process

Process ・Installation of air separation unit

・Flame temperature and heat absorption are

adjusted by flue gas recirculation

・NOx emission is remarkably reduced by flue

gas recirculation

・DeNOx will not to be needed and DeSOx will

be compacted in case of new installation

Feature ・CO2 is major component in the flue gas

・The amount of flue gas to CO2 purification can be reduced

to be almost one fifth

Process & Feature of Oxyfuel Combustion

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Development Schedule of Oxyfuel by IHI

Now(Jun. 2011)

Stage 1

Basic

Stage 2

Demonstration

Stage 3

Commercialization

Collaboration with J-POWER

Basic research and FS

(NEDO)

2020 2015 2010 2005 2000 1995

Callide FS

(NEDO)

Research

(METI)

Commissioning

Demonstration operation

FS of commercial plant

(High efficiency + Oxyfuel)

Commercialization

Upgrading and R&D

Application to Callide A

・IHI is one of pioneers for oxyfuel development starting R&D in 1989, and basic

research and FS were performed in the 1990’s.

・FS of demonstration was performed under the collaboration with Australian partners

after 2004 and demonstration project was started in 2008.

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Development of Oxyfuel Project

Callide Oxfuel Project is driving the transition from pilot phase to demonstration phase of oxyfuel technology. This “early moving” project will demonstrate CCS integrated system toward large/commercial scale demonstration projects.

Demo.

Bench/Pilot

Utility Boilers

Industrial Furnaces

Test Furnaces

Key project towards

large-scale

demonstration

0.1

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Callide Oxyfuel Project - Objectives

1. Demonstrate a complete oxyfuel process in a retrofit

application

2. Establish the design and operating requirements for large

scale (commercial) retrofit and new-build oxy-fuel plants,

including geological storage

3. Estimate Capital and Operating Expenditures for the next

generation of oxyfuel near zero emission technology plants

4. Demonstrate CO2 storage

Injection and monitoring techniques

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Outline

World first retrofit-case oxyfuel power plant

Largest capacity of 30MWe

Total process from CO2 capture with power generation to CO2 storage

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Scope: •No.4 Boiler refurbishment •2 x 330 TPD ASU •Oxyfuel combustion Retrofit •70 TPD liquid CO2 recovery •Trucking to CO2 reservoir •Injection and monitoring

Callide A Power Station Owned by CE Energy 4 x 30 MWe Steam 136 t/h at 4.1MPa, 465oC Commissioned: 1965 – 69 Refurbished 1997/98 Placed in storage in 2002

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Brisbane

Callide A P/SQLD

CO2 storage

area

Australia

Brisbane

Callide A P/SQLD

CO2 storage

area

Australia

Callide Oxyfuel Project Overview

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Status of Commissioning

Commissioning works in air-firing mode

23 March, 2011 - First fire on fuel oil (diesel)

1 April, 2011 - Turbine to 3000rpm

11 April, 2011 - First coal fire in the furnace

13 April, 2011 - First synchronization

17 May, 2011 - Full load (30MWe)

(Combustion tuning, load swing & MFT testing)

Commissioning works in oxyfiring mode

12 March, 2012 - First oxygen injection to boiler

19 March, 2012 - Successful 100% RFG and oxyfiring

(Conversion of firing mode between

air-firing and oxyfiring & MFT testing)

Commissioning works of CPU will be

continued until the end of July, 2012.

First fire on fuel oil

Control room

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Main Evaluation Items

Mill

Coal

bin

Boiler

GRF

AH

ASU O2

Air

N2

Stack

CO2 tank

CO2 liquefaction

Non-condensable gas

Purification & compression Cold Box

(CO2, H2O, SO2…)

FF

Flame stability

Radiation heat transfer

Combustion characteristics

<Oxyfuel process>

Boiler efficiency

N & S behavior

Hg behavior

<CO2 capture process>

N & S behavior

Hg behavior

Convective heat transfer

Tube corrosion

Grindability

and dry

Key demonstration items

- Oxyfuel & CO2 capture operation - Safety

- Durability - Process control and optimisation

- Operation flexibility - Plant efficiency

- CO2 capture rate & CO2 purity - Air ingress

- Cost data

CO2 conc., etc.

Ash characteristics

Mixing

Safety FGLPH

IDF

Purity of CO2

Impurities

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Callide Oxyfuel Project - CO2 Storage Activity

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Callide A P/S

Bowen Basin

Surat Basin

1st phase survey area

(Denison Trough)

2nd phase survey area

(Northern Denison Trough)

3rd phase survey area

≒ 300km

≒300km

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Key Factors towards CCS Commercialization

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Technologies for capture, transportation and storage (reliable, safe, high-efficient & low cost )

• Financial support for large scale demonstration

• Information sharing and exchange

• Scientific understanding of CO2 storage

Storage site

• Investigation of storage site by public fund

• Smooth procedure to provide exploration right

• Open data base

Regulation for CO2 storage

• Long term liability by government

Incentive

• Carbon pricing

• CDM and bilateral trading

• Subsidy for CCS service

• Incentive for regional government by development of employment and economy

• Development useful and cost effective utilization of CO2

Reliable, continuous and certain governmental policy not to be lonely at the top

Public acceptance

• Enlightenment

• Information sharing and exchange

• Scientific understanding of CCS

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Callide Oxyfuel Project partners

Thank you for your attention!


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