Analysis of Biomass Blend Co-Firing for Post Combustion CO2 Capture

Więckol‐Ryk, Angelika; Krzemień, Alicja; Smoliński, Adam; Lasheras, Fernando Sánchez

doi:10.3390/su10040923

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“…The composition of the fuel, the basic chemical reactions, the composition of the flue gases, and the influence of the primary and secondary air on the biomass combustion process are shown in Figure 1 [27,28].…”

Section: Combustion Process and Its Productsmentioning

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Biomass Combustion Control in Small and Medium-Scale Boilers Based on Low Cost Sensing the Trend of Carbon Monoxide Emissions

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The article deals with the possibility of efficient control of small and medium-scale biomass-fired boilers by implementing low-cost sensors to sense the trend of carbon monoxide emissions into control of the biomass combustion process. Based on the theoretical analysis, a principle block diagram of the process control system was designed for the possibility of providing near-optimal control of the biomass combustion regardless of its quality parameters. A cost-effective hardware solution to obtain the dependence of CO emissions on O2 concentration in flue gas during combustion and new control algorithms was implemented into the process control and monitoring system of the biomass-fired boilers to test them in the real operation. A description of the designed control system, a data analysis of the monitored values and their impact on combustion process, and some results of the implemented control of the real biomass combustion process are presented in the article.

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Biomass Combustion Control in Small and Medium-Scale Boilers Based on Low Cost Sensing the Trend of Carbon Monoxide Emissions

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“…The use of alkanolamines results in selective removal of H 2 S, when triethanolamine (TEA) is applied. Whereas monoethanolamine (MEA) and diethanolamine (DEA) solutions also remove CO 2 [50][51][52].…”

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Raw Biogas Desulphurization Using the Adsorption-Absorption Technique for a Pilot Production of Agricultural Biogas from Pig Slurry in Poland

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The article reviews selected methods and techniques of agricultural biogas desulphurization. Presented is the current state of technological and measurement systems as well as raw biogas purification methods in terms of control and measurement-socio-economic aspects were also pointed out. On the example of a pilot agricultural biogas with the use of pig slurry, the required technical and technological criteria for the production and processing of agricultural biogas were indicated. The article presents the preliminary results of experimental studies on the course of changes in the volumetric composition of biogas on the basis of the average daily production of agricultural biogas. The amount of H2S in raw and purified biogas was analyzed with the proprietary biogas desulphurization method in terms of the process parameters. A novelty is the use of a developed carbon mixture (activated carbon) with turf ore (iron compounds), which allows for 100% desulfurization of raw agricultural biogas under process conditions for mesophilic fermentation. The measurement results show a clear influence of desulphurization using the proprietary adsorption-absorption technique-agricultural biogas.

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Solid and Liquid Waste Management in Urban and Rural Areas: Current Practices and Future Perspectives

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Analysis of Biomass Blend Co-Firing for Post Combustion CO2 Capture

Cited by 8 publications

References 27 publications

Biomass Combustion Control in Small and Medium-Scale Boilers Based on Low Cost Sensing the Trend of Carbon Monoxide Emissions

Biomass Combustion Control in Small and Medium-Scale Boilers Based on Low Cost Sensing the Trend of Carbon Monoxide Emissions

Raw Biogas Desulphurization Using the Adsorption-Absorption Technique for a Pilot Production of Agricultural Biogas from Pig Slurry in Poland

Solid and Liquid Waste Management in Urban and Rural Areas: Current Practices and Future Perspectives

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