Optimisation of environmental gas cleaning routes for solid wastes cogeneration systems. Part II – Analysis of waste incineration combined gas/steam cycle

Holanda, Marcelo R.; Balestieri, José Antônio Perrella

doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2007.07.020

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“…Municipal solid waste (MSW) is a renewable and stable supplied source that can generate substantial amount of electricity. The waste to energy (WtE) technology has already been utilized by many countries (Consonni et al., 2005; Couto et al., 2015; Holanda and Balestieri, 2008; Qiu and Hayden, 2009). As shown in Figure 1, more than 7.8 million tons of wastes are generated but only 60.22% are properly recycled and treated (i.e.…”

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A review of economic and environmental consequences from waste-based power generation: Evidence from Taiwan

Zhang

Liang

et al. 2020

Energy Exploration & Exploitation

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Energy sustainability is keyed to social development, and thus finding renewable and clean energy sources is crucial to modern society. Waste to energy technology is of particular interest in recent years because the feedstock supply is relatively stable and the technology is less influenced by climate and geographic conditions. This study first reviews this technology, and then provides a case study to explore the potential investment, economic benefits, and environmental consequences associated with such an application. The results indicate that the energy conversion efficiency and net social benefits are highly dependent on the composition of the wastes, the transportation costs, and the distribution of regional population. The results imply that for the application of waste to energy technology to be efficient and effective, the locations of refuse plants play an important role, as well as the recycled rates of municipal solid wastes. Policy implications regarding these points are also discussed in detail.

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A review of economic and environmental consequences from waste-based power generation: Evidence from Taiwan

Zhang

Liang

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Energy Exploration & Exploitation

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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

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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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“…Holanda & Balestieri [23] perform a 3E analysis of single-fueled WTE systems through Thermoeconomic Functional Analysis (TFA) method. Holanda & Balestieri [29] apply the method also to dual-fueled combined cycle which uses some exergy quantification in the economic analysis. Those works evaluate a single fueled plant and a hybrid combined cycle.…”

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Energy, Exergy, Economic, Environmental (4e) Analysis of Hybrid Systems for Electricity Generation From Municipal Solid Waste and Natural Gas

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Final year of doctorate developed at the Mechanical Engineering Department of the university Politecnico di Milano, Italy, with financial support from CNPq "Doctorate Sandwich Program". Develops research in energy and environment with focus on renewable energy sources (biofuels and biomass), energy optimization, electricity generation from hybrid power cycles fueled by municipal solid waste and natural gas. As undergraduate student participated in CAPES exchange program at the Energy and Environmental Engineering department of the university INSA de Lyon, France. Between 2011 and 2015, worked as Environmental Analyst at Vale S.A., Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where developed auditing and consulting activities. Enthusiast of foreign languages, speaks Portuguese, English, Spanish, French and Italian. Bibliographic data Carneiro, Maria Luisa Nerys de Moraes Energy, exergy, economic, environmental (4E) analysis of hybrid systems for electricity generation from municipal solid waste and natural gas / Maria Luisa Nerys de Moraes Carneiro; advisor: Marcos Sebastião de Paula Gomes. -2019. 194 f. : il. color. ; 30 cm Tese (doutorado) -

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Optimisation of environmental gas cleaning routes for solid wastes cogeneration systems. Part II – Analysis of waste incineration combined gas/steam cycle

Cited by 9 publications

References 1 publication

A review of economic and environmental consequences from waste-based power generation: Evidence from Taiwan

A review of economic and environmental consequences from waste-based power generation: Evidence from Taiwan

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

Energy, Exergy, Economic, Environmental (4e) Analysis of Hybrid Systems for Electricity Generation From Municipal Solid Waste and Natural Gas

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