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The Valorisation of SRF In The Valorisation of SRF In Cement Kilns B J li tC i By Juliet Currie Alternative Fuels and Raw Materials Manager Hanson Cement UK
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The Valorisation of SRF InThe Valorisation of SRF In Cement KilnsB J li t C iBy Juliet CurrieAlternative Fuels and Raw Materials ManagerHanson Cement UK

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Contents

1. Valorisation- definition

2. Energy requirements of Cement-making process

3. SRF – The Use of Waste –derived Fuels

H id lb C t AF U4. Heidelberg Cement – AF Usage

5 SRF – Composition Production Specifications5. SRF Composition, Production, Specifications.

6. SRF- Use in Cement Kilns

7. Summary – SRF Value + Burden

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Transformation of Waste into Energy

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Hot End of a Rotary Kiln

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The average needs for 1 ton of Clinker =

200kg Coal1,600kg of raw meal :

Limestone CaCO3Iron oxide Fe203Iron oxide Fe203Silica Si02Bauxite Al203

100 kwh electricity to grind clinker

Worldwide cement production in 2007 was 2.77 billion tonnes and will rise to 3.4 billion tonnes in 2015.

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Waste is growing worldwide in line with an increasing population

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Waste….. Still a problem

Vast majority of waste still being land filled, dumped or burned illegally.

Causing contamination of soil, Causing contamination of soil, water resources and atmosphere

Consequences deterioration in Consequences – deterioration in health of the population

S l ti C t I d t Solution – Cement Industry important contributor to Waste Management

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Co-processing of waste, recognised as a Recovery operation under EU Legislationunder EU Legislation

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HeidelbergCement applied waste materials for clinker

EuropeTyresTyresAnimal mealRDFHazardous waste

North America

TyresAsia-Australia-Africa

RDFHazardous wasteSewage sludgeCarbon-wasteWaste wood

Plastics

Sewage sludge

Waste wood

Hazardous solids

Sewage sludge

Rice husksWaste woodWaste oil & solvents

Waste wood

Obsolete corn

Waste oil

Rice husks

Waste oil

Fly-ash

Fly-ashPolluted soilFoundry sand

Fly-ashPolluted soil

Total processed waste materials @ clinker in 2009: 5,5 mio tonp @ ,

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AF use: HC best in class! CEMEX fast increase!

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Typical RDF Composition

Plastics 31%

Textiles 14%

Paper/Cardboard 13%Paper/Cardboard 13%

Wood Fractions 12%

Others 30%

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HC different kilns in each area other specificationsUK + ScandinaviaMainly calciner kilnsBy-pass most kilns

Germany + NL+Be*Main burner kilns

AF-ratio > 55%RDF MB CALCcv > 20 > 15 GJCl < 0 7 < 0 7% Main burner kilns

By-pass most kilnsAF-ratio > 65%RDF cv > 20 GJ

Poland, CZ + HungMainly calciner kilnsBy-pass most kilns

Cl- < 0,7 < 0,7%H2O < 15 < 25%Size < 25 < 50mm

Cl- < 0,5%H2O < 15%size < 20 mm

AF-ratio > 50%RDF MB CALCcv > 18 > 14 GJCl < 0 9 < 0 9%

Romania + TRMost main b kilnsFew by-passkilns

Cl- < 0,9 < 0,9%H2O < 15 < 25% Size < 25 < 60mm

AF-ratio > 10%RDF MB CALCcv > 18 > 13 GJCl 1 1%Cl- < 1 < 1%H2O < 20 < 30% Size < 25 < 60mm

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RDF use in cement kilnsby-pass (Cl-) ID-fan (moisture)

main burner: * fine RDF * high cv

calciner: * coarse RDF * moderate cvg

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Elements that do influence value/burden of RDF

Cost avoidanceValue RDF

Primary fuel costsCO2 reductions

Value RDFOther alternative wastes

Heat valueAsh-contentCl- content

Moisture contentOther elements (S, Hg, Cr)

Operation costsDepreciation storage + feeding

Impact clinker productionImpact clinker productionShorter lifetime of lining

Emission + process controlQuality control + reporting

Slide 16 - januari 2010HeidelbergCement

Quality control + reportingStakeholder management

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Thank You for your Attentiony

Juliet CurrieJuliet CurrieAFR Manager- Hanson [email protected] 964 095


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