Optimisation of environmental gas cleaning routes for solid wastes cogeneration systems Part I – Analysis of waste incineration steam cycle

Holanda, Marcelo R.; Balestieri, José Antônio Perrella

doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2007.07.029

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“…Despite promising results and successful demonstrations of several renewable energy plants, however, fossil fuel will remain the main source of energy for several decades [4] . Therefore, it is essential to continue the development of low-emission technologies that can be retrofitted into existing power systems and explore new chemical pathways to efficiently harness the potential of low-grade carbon-containing feedstock for energy production [5] and sustainable systems [6] .…”

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Thermodynamic assessment and techno-economic analysis of a liquid indium-based chemical looping system for biomass gasification

Sarafraz

Christo

2020

Energy Conversion and Management

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Thermodynamic assessment and techno-economic analysis of a liquid indium-based chemical looping system for biomass gasification

Sarafraz

Christo

2020

Energy Conversion and Management

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“…The use of municipal solid wastes incineration, associated to efficient combined cycles, were also considered as a way to produce electricity and steam to one of industrial centers of Guaratinguetá [20,21].…”

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Low Energy City Quarters with High Renewable Fractions: Monitoring Results and Potential for Replication

Eicker¹,

Strzalka²,

Erhart³

et al. 2011

International Journal of Sustainable Building Technology and Ur

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The paper presents monitoring results from the implementation of energy efficient buildings, renewable energy supply systems and energy management in a sustainable neighbourhood in Germany. The whole quarter has low energy standard buildings, which have been monitored for heating and electricity consumption. About 80% of the heating energy demand and 50% of the electricity consumption of the whole area is supplied by a wood fired co-generation plant with 1 MW electrical output and 5.3 MW thermal power output. In summer the heat from the network is used for decentralised absorption cooling in one of the office buildings. The main performance results of this monitored area are presented and the potential for replication are discussed.

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“…MSW incineration linked to electrical energy generation has advantages, both on the energetic and the economic point of view. The main objective is waste disposal; the production and sale of electrical energy as an additional product contribute, however, to lessening the incineration and garbage disposal cost [3].…”

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Thermoeconomic Analysis of a Cogeneration System Integrated to a Solid Waste Incinerator

Higa¹,

Oliveira²,

Costa³

et al. 2014

Int. J. Thermo

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In order to achieve satisfactory incineration, it is required that the combustion reaction occurs in high temperature, resulting in gaseous components with high exergetic potential that can be used for electromechanical power generation. This study makes an exergetic analysis, feasibility study and thermoeconomic evaluation for implanting a cogeneration system integrated to a solid waste incinerator from the Biotery located in the State University of Maringa. First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics are employed, by applying mass, energy, exergy and economic balances of the proposed system. Based on this evaluation it is possible to verify that the integration of a Rankine cycle using a micro-turbine of 123 kW with the incinerator is technically viable. The power generation costs was estimated ~11% lower than from the supplier and the operational costs of the incineration can either be decreased in ~ 22% to present investment return in up to 4.2 years. These cost reductions could make possible the continuous operation of the equipment, supplying conditions for the correct disposal of the solid waste generated by the university and Maringa city.

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Optimisation of environmental gas cleaning routes for solid wastes cogeneration systems Part I – Analysis of waste incineration steam cycle

Cited by 9 publications

References 14 publications

Thermodynamic assessment and techno-economic analysis of a liquid indium-based chemical looping system for biomass gasification

Thermodynamic assessment and techno-economic analysis of a liquid indium-based chemical looping system for biomass gasification

Low Energy City Quarters with High Renewable Fractions: Monitoring Results and Potential for Replication

Thermoeconomic Analysis of a Cogeneration System Integrated to a Solid Waste Incinerator

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