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1.
Background.
The
2nd International Oxy-Combustion Network Meeting was
jointly organised by IEA GHG and Alstom Power. It was
held at Windsor , Connecticut , USA on the 25th and
26th of January 2007.
The
2nd meeting of the Oxy-Combustion Network followed on
from the discussions at the Inaugural Meeting held in
November 2005 at the head office of Vattenfall Europe
AG in Cottbus, Germany . The outcome of the launch meeting
offered a series of presentations and discussions on
the development of Oxy-Coal Combustion technology for
the power generation industry.
The
agenda for the second meeting also included development
in future novel oxy-combustion processes such as oxy-CFB,
chemical looping combustion, membrane technologies and
development in oxy-gas combustion for power generation
industry.
2. Workshop Aims and Objectives:
The
meeting presented an opportunity to review the progress
of various research and development activities in oxy-combustion
technologies for power generation industry.
The
workshop looked at the current status of knowledge on
the development of oxy-PC and oxy-CFB technologies and
then provided an insight and overview to future novel
technologies.
The
meeting aimed to identify areas of gaps in knowledge
in the development of oxy-combustion through a series
of discussions on various issues.
Finally
the meeting planned the future direction of the network.
3. Workshop Outcomes:
- Provided scene setting overviews
- Feedback from participants
- Review of new initiatives on oxy-combustion
R&D activities.
4.Workshop
Agenda
Download
all presentations here.
Caution 18MB zip file.
| 24th January 2007- Facility Visit |
| 15.00 to 17.00 |
Visit to Alstom's 3MW Oxy-CFB
and CLC test rig.
Meeting point: Hotel Reception at 14.45 |
| 18.00
Welcome Reception |
A photo-presentation is available here
from the Alstom Facility Visit.
(4MB Adobe Acrobat pdf).
| 25th January 2007 Day 1 |
| 07.30
to 08.30 Continental breakfast |
| 08.30 to 09.00 |
Welcome
address-Alstom Power Inc;John L. Marion VP
Global Technology- Boiler Business, USA
(0.5Mb Adobe Acrobat pdf)
IEA
GHG-Background to International Oxy-Combustion
Network;John Topper MD IEA Environmental Project,
UK
(0.3MB Adobe Acrobat pdf)
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| Session
1-Keynote Presentations Chair:
John Topper IEA GHG (0.3MB Abobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 09.00 to 09.40 |
Overview
of Oxy-fuel Combustion technology:Progress and
remaining Issues; Adel Sarofim, University
of Utah, USA
(0.4MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 09.40 to 10.20 |
An
overview to Alstom's R&D activities on Oxy-Combustion
technology application for power generation industry;
Woody Fiveland, Alstom Power Inc, USA
(2MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 10.20
to 10.40 Break |
| Session
2a- Oxy-Combustion Experimental Study
and Modelling: Chair: Prof. Klaus Hein,
University of Stuttgart, Germany |
| 10.40
to 11.00 |
Combustion
tests and Modelling of the oxy-fuel process-an
overview of research activities at Chalmers University;
Klas Andersson Chalmers University, Sweden.
(0.4MB Adobe Acrobat pdf)
|
| 11.00
to 11.20 |
Stability
of axial pulverised coal flame under oxy-combustion
conditions;Jost Wendt Reaction Engineering/University
of Utah, USA
(2.7MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 11.20
to 11.40 |
Pilot
scale experiments giving direct comparison between
air and oxy-firing of coals and implication for
large scale plant design; Toshihiko Yamada,
IHI, Japan.
(0.5MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 11.40
to 12.00 |
Coal
particle ignition,devolitisation and char combustion
kinetics during oxy-combustion; Christopher
Shaddix, Sandia National Laboratory, USA
(0.9MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 12.00
to 12.20 |
CFD
Modelling for oxy-combustion process; Karin
Eriksson, Vattenfall R&D, Sweden.
(0.2Mb Adobe Acrobat pdf)
|
| 12.20
to 13.40 Lunch |
| Session
2b- Oxy-Combustion Experimental Study
and Modelling:Chair:Klas Andersson |
| 13.40
to 14.00 |
Performance
of PF burners retrofitted to oxy-firing;Terry
Wall, Newcastle University, Australia.
(0.6Mb Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 14.00 to 14.20 |
Thermoacoustic
instabilities in a CO2 diluted oxy-fuel combustor;
Mario Ditaranto, Sintef Energy Research, Norway
(0.3MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 14.20 to 14.50 |
Experimental
investigation of oxy-coal combustion at IVD using
20 and 500 kw test facilities; Joerg Maier,
IVD-University of Stuttgart, Germany.
(0.4MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 14.50 to 15.10 |
Modelling,
Design and Pilot scale experiments of CANMET'S
Advanced Oxy-steam Burner; Carlos Salvador,
CANMET, Canada
(1MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 15.10 to 15.30 Break |
| Session
3- CO2 Processing, Oxygen Production and
Membrane Technology; Chair: Guillaume
de Smedt |
| 15.30
to 15.50 |
Purification
of CO2 from oxy-fuel combustion; Vince White,
Air Products, UK.
(0.3MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 15.50 to 16.10 |
Oxy-fuel
combustion using OTM for CO2 capture from power
plants; Minish Shah, Praxair, USA.
(0.6MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 16.10 to 16.30 |
An
overview of ITM Oxygen Production Technology;
Kevin Fogash, Air Products, USA
(0.9MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| Session
4 -Open
Forum: Chair Janos Beer (0.1MB Adobe
Acrobat pdf) |
| 16.30
to 17.30 |
The
remaining issues for oxy-combustion technology
- Summary to day 1 presentations
- Discussion on various issues relevant to development
oxy-combustion technology
1. Boiler and burner development
2. Oxygen production.
3. CO2 Processing.
4. Process integration |
| Close Day 1
19.00 Dinner sponsored by Alstom Powert Inc. |
| 26th January 2007 Day 2 |
| 07.30
to 08.20 Continental breakfast |
| 08.20 to 08.30 |
Administative announcement
|
| Session
5-On-Going Oxy-Combustion Studies; Chair:
Jost Wendt, Utah University/REaction Engineering,
USA |
| 08.30 to 08.50 |
Develpoment
of a cost effective oxy-combustion coal fired
boiler; Hamid Farzan, Babcock & Wilcox,
USA.
(0.7MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 08.50 to 09.10 |
Doosan
Babcock oxy-Fuel Development Plans; Ragi Panesar,
Doosan Babcock Energy Ltd, UK
(0.3MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 09.10 to 09.50 |
State
of development and results of oxy-coal combustion
research initiative by CIEMAT in Spain; Vicente
Cortes Galeano, University os Seville, Spain.
(1MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 09.50 to 10.10 |
Oxy-fuel
process for hard coal with CO2 capture-a part
of the ADECOS project; Alfons Kather, Technical
University of Hamburg, Germany.
(0.6MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 10.10
to 10.30 Break |
| Session
6- Advance Oxy-Combustion Concept;
Chair: Nysakala y Nysakala, Alstom Power, USA |
| 10.30
to 10.50 |
Development
in chemical looping combustion; Tobias Mattisson,
Chalmers University, Sweden.
(0.7MB Adobe Acrobat pdf)
|
| 10.50
to 11.10 |
CLC
R&D efforts of Alstom; Herb Andrus, Alstom
Power Inc., USA
(0.7MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 11.10
to 11.30 |
Fixed
bed membrane assisted CLC; Sander Noorman,
University of Twente, the Netherlands.
(1.1MB Adobe Acrobat pdf) |
| 11.30
to 12.45 Lunch |
| Session
7- Panel Discussion- Large
scale oxy-combustion demonstration project;
Chair Sho Kobayashi (0.5MB Adobe Acrobat
pdf) |
| 12.45
to 15.15 |
-Coal
based Oxy fuel system evaluation and combuster
development: Leonard Devanna, Clean Energy
System,USA.
(1MB Adobe Acrobat pdf)
-Oxy-Combustion
and CO2 Storage Pilot Plant Project at Lacq:
Nicolas Aimard, Total, France
(1.2MB Adobe Acrobat pdf)
-The
Saskatchewan Advantage:SaskPowerClean Coal Update;
Bob Stobbs, SaskPower, Canada.
(1.1MB Adobe Acrobat pdf)
-Status
of Calide (30MWe) Oxyfuel Project; Chris Spero,
CS Energy, Australia
(0.4MB Adobe Acrobat pdf)
-CO2
Free Power Plant Project: Status Oxy-Fuel Plant:
Lars Stromberg, Vattenfall, sweden.
(1.2MB Adobe Acrobat pdf)
-Moving
Oxy-Combustion Forward: Overview of Jupiter Oxygen's
R&D Activities: Brian Patrick, Jupiter
Oxygen, USA
(0.3MB Adobe Acrobat pdf)
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| Closing
Session-Wrapping up and Future Activities |
5.
Please note the opportunity to visit the ALSTOM Research
Facility on the 24th January.
If
you would like to attend this visit please indicate
so on the registration form.
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6.
Travel and Hotel Information.
Please
remember that you are responsible for your own arrangements
regarding transport.
A
hotel block booking has been arranged by the organizers.
Registration should be made before 15 th of December
2006.
Please note that the workshop has a limited seat capacity,
so please register as soon as possible.
To Register please see
Delegates page.
TRAVEL
DIRECTIONS
The
Hartford North / Bradley
International
Airport
is the closest airport to Hilton Garden Inn (About 5
miles – driving time ~10 minutes)
Hotel:-
Hilton
Garden Inn
555 Corporate Drive
Windsor, Connecticut,
United States 06095
Tel.: +1 (860) 688 6400
Fax:
+1 (860) 688 5700
The room rate is $104 +tax
Transportation
to and from the Airport
Type
|
Typical
Minimum Charge |
Courtesy
Bus |
call
hotel to arrange |
Subway/Rail
|
call
hotel for pick up |
Taxi
|
US$
21.00 |
Directions
to the hotel from the airport are available from their
website.
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