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3rd
MEETING
of the
OXY-FUEL COMBUSTION NETWORK
Date: 4th - 6th March
2008
Yokohama Symposia,
Yokohama, Japan
Yokohama by night - (by USA military)
Organised by
IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme, IHI, JPower and
JCoal
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Background:
The 3rd International Oxy-Combustion
Network Meeting is jointly organised by IEA GHG, IHI,
JPower and JCoal. This will be held in Yokohama, Japan
on the 5th and 6th of March 2008. A visit to the research
facility of CRIEPI will be organised in the afternoon
of the 4th of March 2008.
The 3rd meeting of the Oxy-Combustion
Network will follow on from the discussions of the 2nd
workshop which was held in January 2007 in Connecticut,
USA. The main theme of this workshop will look
onto the different issues relevant to retrofitting or
repowering of Power Plants with oxy-combustion technology
with CO2 capture.
The agenda for the third meeting will
focus on issues relevant to:
- Design and operation of the burners and boilers
using oxygen and recycled flue gas as comburent
- Efficiency improvement measures
- Operational consideration for oxygen production
(ASU) and flue gas (CO2 rich
gas) processing units
- CO2 quality and removal
of impurities
- Techno-economic aspects for plant retrofit / re-powering
| 5th March 2008 Day 1 |
| 09.00 to 09.20 |
Welcome
Remarks / Brief Introduction, IHI / JCoal / JPower
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09.20 to 09.30 |
Welcome
Response / Administrative Announcement; IEA
Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme – J. Topper
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| SESSION
1: Challenges of CCS and Oxy-Combustion
- Keynote Address: Chair:
John Topper, UK
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| 09.30 to 10.10 |
Keynote
Presentation 01: CCS Policy and Overview;
Dr. Makoto Akai, AIST, Japan |
| 10.10 to 10.50 |
Keynote
Presentation 02: Technical Consideration and Challenges
of Oxy-Combustion; Prof.
Ken Okazaki, TIT, Japan |
| 10.50
to 11.05 Break |
| Session
2a: Oxy-Combustion Fundamentals; Chair:
Klas Andersson, Chalmers University, Sweden
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Session 2b: On-going Experimental
Studies
Chair: John Smart, RWE Npower,
UK
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| 11.05
to 11.25 |
Performance
of PF Boilers Retrofitted with Oxy-Coal Combustion:
Understanding Coal Burnout, Coal Reactivity, Burner
Operation, and Furnace Heat Transfer; T.
Wall - Newcastle University, Australia
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E.On
UK’s Pilot Scale Oxy-Fuel Combustion Experience:
Development, Testing and Modelling;
B. Goh - E.On UK
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| 11.25
to 11.45 |
Evaluation
of Gas Radiation Modelling in Oxy-Fired Furnaces;
R. Johansson - Chalmers
University, Sweden
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Fundamental
Studies and Pilot Scale Evaluation of Oxy-Coal
Firing in Circulating Fluidized Bed Boilers;
E. Eddings -University of
Utah, USA
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| 11.45
to 12.05 |
Stabilising
Swirl Pulverized Coal Flames Under Oxy-fuel Conditions;
D. Toporov - RWTH Aachen
University, Germany
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Impact
of Combustion Conditions on Emission Formation
(SO2, NO) and Fly Ash Composition;
J. Maier – IVD University
of Stuttgart
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| 12.05
to 12.25 |
Model
Validation Studies for Pulverised Coal Jet Ignition
in O2/CO2
Environment;
J. Wendt - University of
Utah, USA
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Technical Consideration of Mercury Emissions
in an Oxy-Coal Power Plant with CO2
Capture
S. Santos - IEA Greenhouse
Gas R&D Programme, UK
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| 12.25
to 13.25 Lunch |
| Session
2c: Oxy-Combustion Systems Studies; Chair:
Kevin McCauley, B&W, USA
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Session 2d: On-going Experimental Studies
Chair: Takashi Tiga, JCOAL,
Japan
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| 13.25
to 13.45 |
Efficiency
Increase of the Oxyfuel Process by Waste Heat
Recovery Considering the Effects of Flue Gas Treatment;
M. Klostermann - TUHH, Germany
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Understanding
Potential Environmental Impacts of Oxy-Fuel Combustion;
C. W. Lee and A. Miller
- US EPA
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| 13.45 to 14.05 |
Consideration
for Oxy-Fuel Coal Fired Combustion Power Plant
System Integration;
H. Hack - Foster Wheeler
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High
Temperature Reduction of Nitrogen Oxides in Oxy-Fuel
Combustion;
F. Normann, Chalmers University,
Sweden
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| 14.05 to 14.25 |
3rd
Generation Oxy-Combustion Systems
C.Slavador - CANMET, Canada
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Understanding
the Effects of O2 and
CO2 on NOx Formation
During Oxy-Coal Combustion;
C. R. Shaddix - Shandia
Laboratory
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| 14.25 to 14.45 |
Oxy-Combustion:
Research, Development and Systems Analysis;
T. Fout - DOE/NETL, USA
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Evaluation
of CO2 Capturing –
Repowering System Based on Oxy-Fuel Combustion
for Utilising Low Pressure Steam;
P. S. Pak Osaka University,
Japan
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| 14.45 to 15.00 Break |
| Session
3: Oxygen Production and CO2 Processing
Chair: Minish Shah, Praxair,
USA
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| 15.00
to 15.20 |
Phase
Equillibria Measurements and their Application
for the CO2 Separation from CO2
Rich Gases; R. Eggers,
and D. Köpke, TUHH, Germany
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| 15.20 to 15.40 |
Purification
of Oxy-Fuel Derived CO2;
V. White, Air Products,
UK
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| 15.40 to 16.00 |
Update
on Advanced Developments for ASU and CO2
Purification Units for Oxy-Combustion;
J.P. Tranier, N. Perrin,
A. Darde, Air Liquide, France
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16.00 to 16.20 |
Consideration
for Removal of Impurities from CO2
Rich Flue Gas of Oxy-Fuel Combustion;
M. Anheden, Vattenfall,
Sweden
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16.20 to 16.45 |
Technical
Consideration for a Very Large Scale Air Separation
Unit for Large Scale Coal Fired Power Plant Application;
K. Fogash, Air Products,
UK
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Session 4: Discussion
Forum: Quality of CO2 for Storage –
What are the Issues and Opportunities… Chair:
Prof. Jost Wendt, University
of Utah, USA
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| 16.40
to 17.30 |
Mini-Panel
Discussion (Members):
Andy
Miller, US Environmental Protection Agency,
USA
Vince
White, Air Products, UK
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| Close Day 1
Workshop Dinner (Cruise – Yokohama Bay)
Meeting Point: TBA (This should be less than 10
minutes walk either from the hotel or the conference
centre)
Meeting Time: 18.10
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| 6th March 2008 Day 2 |
| Session
5: Future of Oxy-Coal Combustion –
Keynote Address (Day 02) Chair:
Prof. Keiji Makino, IHI, Japan
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| 09.00 to 09.30 |
Keynote
Presentation 03
Vattenfall Schwarze Pumpe Pilot Plant;
Dr Marie Anheden, Vattenfall R&D AB, Sweden
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| 09.30 to 09.45 |
APP
Project: Overview of Oxy-Fuel Working Group –
A Platform for Cooperation
Prof. Terry Wall, University
of Newcastle, Australia
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09.45 10.05 |
Oxy-Combustion
Activities at Tsinghua University: CO2
Capture Based on Chemical Looping Cycles;
Prof. Ningsheng Cai, Tsinghua
University, China
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10.05 to 10.25 |
Capture
Ready Plant Concept: Retrofitting Power Plant
with Oxy-Combustion
John Davison, IEA Greenhouse
Gas R&D Programme, UK
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| 10.25
to 10.45 Break |
| Session
6: Large Scale Burner and Boiler Development
– Technology and Equipment Manufacturer
Perspective
Chair: Dr. Chris Spero,
CS Energy, Australia
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| 10.45
to 11.05 |
Recent
Test Results on Oxy-Fuel Combustion Using the
Pilot-Scale Test Facilities;
T. Uchida, T. Yamada, K.
Hashimoto, S. Watanabe; IHI, Japan
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| 11.05
to 11.25 |
Scale
Up of Oxy-Coal Combustion at B&W’s 30MWth
CEDF; H.Farzan, K.J.
McCauley, Babcock & Wilcox, USA; R.Varagani,
Air Liquide, USA
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| 11.25
to 11.45 |
Alstom
Development of Oxy-Fired PC and CFB Power Plants;
J. Marion, Alstom Power,
USA
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| 11.45
to 12.05 |
Oxy-Combustion
UK Project Update: Development of 40MWth Burner
Testing Programme; D.
Fitzgerald, Doosan Babcock, UK
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| 12.05
to 12.25 |
Jupiter
Oxygen - 15MWth Oxy-Combustion Boiler Test Results;
B. Patrick, Jupiter Oxygen,
USA
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| 12.25
to 13.40 Lunch |
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Session
7: Large
Scale Demonstration and Pilot Scale Projects;
Chair: Sho Kobayashi, Praxair,
USA
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| 13.40
to 16.00 |
Panel
Member:
Marie Anheden, Vattenfall AB, Sweden
Frank Kluger, Alstom power, Germany
Claude Prebende, TOTAL, France
Chris Spero, CS Energy, Australia
Prof. Vicente Cortez Galeano, CIUDEN, Spain
Jong Soo Kim, KIST, Korea
Minish Shah, Paraxair, USA
Dante Bonaquist, Praxair, USA
Panel Discussion (with 20 minutes for each presentation)
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| P1 |
Callide
Oxyfuel Project – Technical evaluation of
the oxy-combustion and CO2
capture system design; C.
Spero, T. Yamada, E. Sturm, and D. McGregor
CS Energy, Australia; IHI, Japan; Air Liquide,
France and GLP, Australia
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| P2 |
The
CO2 Pilot at Lacq: An
Integrated Oxy-Combustion CO2
Capture and Geological Storage Project; N.
Aimard, and C. Prebende
TOTAL, France
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| P3 |
Test
Facilities for Advanced Technologies for CO2
Abatement and Capture in Coal Power Generation;
V. Cortes CIUDEN, Fundacion
Estata Ciudad de la Energia, Spain
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P4 |
Oxy-Combustion
Research Activities in S. Korea – Overview
to the Youngdong 100MWe Oxy-Combustion Power Station
Project Development; J.
S. Kim, S. M. Choi, Y. J. Kim and S. C. Kim* KIST,
KAIST, KEPRI, Korea
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P5 |
Oxy-Coal
Combustion Demonstration Project; D.
Bonaquist, R. Victor, M. Shah, H. Hack, A. Hotta,
D. Leathers Praxair, USA; Foster Wheeler, USA/Finland;
and Jamestown Board of Public Utilities
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16.00- 16.15 Closing Summary |
| Close Day 2
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The workshop will also include a session with regard
to various update in major large scale demonstration
projects and an open panel discussion on regulatory
and permitting issues relevant to implementation of
oxy-combustion projects.
2. Workshop aims
and objectives:
The meeting presents an opportunity
to review the progress of various research and development
activities in oxy-combustion technologies for power
generation industry with CO2
capture.
The workshop aims to focus its discussion on various
issues relevant to power plant retrofit / re-powering
with oxy-combustion technology with CO2
capture.
The meeting aims to identify areas of gaps in knowledge
in the development of oxy-combustion through a series
of discussions on various issues relevant to efficiency
improvement, boiler and burner design, operational issues,
oxygen production and CO2 clean
up and processing.
3. Call for Presentations
IEAGHG would like to open the floor
to any members of the network to present their work
or any update to major demonstration projects.
If you would be interested in presenting a paper during
the workshop, please send a 1 page Abstract to the workshop
organizer Stanley Santos (stanley@ieaghg.org)
on or before 15th of October 2007.
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4. Workshop Outcomes:
- To review progress and new initiatives on oxy-combustion
R&D activities.
- To obtain feedback from participants
- To discuss on the future activities and planning
for the International Oxy-Combustion Network.
- To provide opportunities for industry players, research
engineers and scientists from developing countries
to participate in the discussion of the oxy-combustion
technologies with CO2 capture.
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5. Travel and
Hotel information
Please remember that you are responsible for making
your own arrangements regarding transport to the meeting
and hotels in Japan.
TRAVEL DIRECTIONS
The nearest airport is Narita
International
Transport
from Narita airport to Yokohama
HOTELS
Hotel
New Grand
10 Yamashita-cho,
Naka-ku,
Yokohama-shi,
231-0023,
Japan
1 night:JPY 18,000 - 20,000 B&B at group rate
Additional information:
Visitor
information on Yokohama
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6. Registration
In line with other IEAGHG research
networks, we will be charging a fee of €115.00
per participants to cover part of the administration
and organizational cost of the workshop.
To register your interest in attending this meeting,
please click the button below.
If you have already registered and have forgotten your
Access Key
NB. DO NOT make travel arrangements
until you have received a confirmation of registration
e-mail from IEA GHG.
IEA GHG reserves the right
to restrict the number of participants from individual
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Report of the
meeting:
Available after the meeting |
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Contact details:
For further information please contact:
Stanley Santos (stanley@ieaghg.org) |
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