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Title: What’s Up With Cement Plant Permitting?


1
Whats Up With Cement Plant Permitting?
  • Whats BACT?
  • Presented by
  • A. A. Linero, P.E. Adminstrator
  • New Source Review Section
  • June 27, 2001

2
Overview
  • Kiln Construction is Back
  • Focus on Preheater/Calciner Process
  • Formation and Control of Pollutants
  • Whats Going on in Europe
  • Some BACT and LAER Ranges
  • Look at a Current Project
  • What Next? Questions?

3
Views are Authors !
  • Not Opinions of Florida DEP
  • We do Case-by-Case Reviews
  • Literature Search, Not a Technical Paper
  • As Seen by a Permitting Engineer
  • There are Very Diverse Opinions
  • Greatly Simplified

4
Dry Process Preheater Calciner Kilns
5
Limited to New Dry Process Preheater Calciner
Kilns
  • Rinker Photo By FDEP

6
From Top of Preheater
Devils Slide Photos by FDEP
7
Leaning Tower of Polysius?
Florida Rock Photo by A. Linero
8
Lots of Projects
  • Production is up Nationwide. 80 Million TPY
  • Florida Rock First New Kiln in a Dozen Years
  • New Plants CO, FL, MS, NY, TX
  • Modernizations and Expansions
  • AL, AZ, CA, CO, FL, IN, MS, SC, TX, UT
  • Most Require PSD Review and BACT (or LAER)
  • Others Net Out Switch Wet to Dry Process

9
Pollutant Formation - NOX
  • Thermal NOX
  • Temp. gt 1200 OC
  • Kiln Burner 2000 OC
  • Oxidizing Conditions
  • Calciner 1000 OC
  • Fuel NOX
  • Kiln and Calciner

Devils Slide Photo by FDEP
10
Pollutant Control - NOX
  • Minimize T and Raw Materials Fluctuations
  • Optimum Process and Raw Mix Control
  • Intelligent Systems Linkman, PyroExpert
  • Minimize Primary Air from Coal Mill
  • Maximize Hot Air From Clinker Cooler
  • All New Projects Do These Things

11
Kiln Burner NOX
  • Graphic Source F.L.Smidth/Fuller
  • Multi-channel Burner
  • Pyrojet, Swirlax, Duoflex, GyroTherm, Rotoflam
  • Flame Shaping and Localized Reducing Conditions
  • High Momentum Primary Air Envelope
  • Compatible with Low NOX. All New Projects Do.

12
SC Calciner
  • Staged Combustion (SC)
  • Lower Stage Reducing Zone
  • Tires (15), TDF, DDF, Bottle Caps
  • Tertiary Air and Fuel
  • Upper Stage Top Air
  • Florida Rock Installing
  • Maybe 30 45 Reduction
  • All New Projects Do This
  • Graphic Source Polysius

13
Diaper Derived Fuel?

Devils Slide Filmed by FDEP
14
Tire Gasification and SC
  • Whole Tires
  • Maybe 40 Tires
  • Jura Cement - Wildegg
  • Possible at Suwannee, FL
  • Graphic Source Polysius

15
SNCR
  • Ammonia or Urea Injection
  • High T, Near Calciner
  • 15 Kilns in Europe
  • Taiwan
  • Most Without SC
  • Zero in U.S.
  • Graphic Source Fueltec

16
SNCR Problems?
Graphic Source EnviroCare
  • Much Resistance in U.S.
  • Slip and Possibility of Detached Plume
  • Often Occurs Even w/o SNCR
  • Ammonia Sulfates and Chlorides
  • Compatibility Question With SC

17
SNCR Opacity?
Siggenthal Photo by A. Linero
  • No Steam Plume in Dry Preheater Calciner Process
  • Baghouse Will Help Ameliorate Problem
  • Author saw No Plume at Siggenthal
  • Still Getting Plume?
  • Manage and Solve Detached Plume Problem
  • Well Described by EnviroCare and CTL, Inc.
  • Incorporate Into SO2 Control
  • Hydrated Lime MicroMist, Avoid Aluminum Dross

18
SNCR SC Compatibility
Graphic Source Jura Zement
  • For SNCR to Work, Need High T and O2
  • In SC Calciner, T is High where O2 is Low
  • Outside of Calciner, O2 is High and T is Low
  • Is Lower End of Window 800 or 900 OC
  • Jura Zement Has SC and SNCR and Gasification!
  • No Effect on (Pre-SNCR) Excellent Plume Opacity
  • No Ammonia Slip (Low Removal Objective?)

19
Selective Catalytic Reduction
  • Catalyst and Low T Ammonia Injection
  • Demonstration Stage at Solnhofen
  • Extremely Dusty Environment
  • Or Need to Re-heat Stack Gas
  • Maybe Exotic Compared to Other Options
  • Better to See What SC, SNCR, Achieve First

20
European Emission Limits
Polysius Graphic Modified by A. Linero
21
SNCR at Leimen Plant - Germany
3.7 lb/ton
2.3 lb/ton
1.3 ?
Graphic Source Heidelberger
22
What is BACT?
Photo Source RMC Lonestar
  • 2.5 lb/ton at Kiln Built Circa 1980!
  • Slug of 2.3 2.9 lb/ton BACTs, e.g. FRI 2.8 in
    1996
  • 1 lb/ton in Slite, Sweden (80 Reduction)
  • 1 lb/ton in Taiwan by SNCR
  • 1 lb/ton in 1994 Ash Grove SNCR Test
  • 1.2 lb/ton Annual Limit at Holnam Midlothian
  • European IPPC BAT (200 500 mg/m3)
  • Equals 0.9 to 2.3 lb/ton
  • LAER? Must Be Near 1 lb/ton. Lower if SCR

23
Pollutant Formation SO2
  • Fuel Sulfur Kiln/Calciner
  • Roasting of Pyrites in PH
  • Graphic Source F.L.Smidth/Fuller

24
Pollutant Control SO2
  • Raw Material Selection (Avoid Pyrites!)
  • Fine CaO in Calciner Scrubs Kiln 100
  • Move CaO by ?P to Upper Preheater
  • Can Reduce Pyritic Emissions 20-30
  • Capitol Cement and Ash Grove Chanute
  • Need More Fuel, Balance Heat
  • Capital Investment Looks Low
  • Graphic Source F.L.Smidth/Fuller

25
Pollutant Control SO2
Pfeiffer Raw Mill
  • CaCO3 and Moisture on Raw Mill Surface
  • Some of the CaO from D-SOX
  • Maybe Together 70 Percent of Residual SO2
  • When Raw Mill Out Control Gas Temperature
  • Spray Fine Ca(OH)2 Mist into Conditioning Tower
  • Not Enough - More Conventional Scrubbers
  • Achieve as much as 90 Percent Removal

26
Effect of Raw Materials Process on SO2
Florida Rock Photo By FDEP
  • PH/Calciner Kilns in TX 1000s of TPY of SO2
  • High Pyrites in Raw Materials
  • Wet Kilns in Florida 1000s of TPY of SO2
  • Fuel Sulfur, No Calciner - less Self Scrubbing
  • PH/Calciner Kilns in Florida ltlt 100 TPY
  • No Pyrites in Raw Materials
  • Florida Rock Kiln, Rinker Modernization
  • From 1000 TPY to 20 TPY

27
What is BACT?
  • lt 0.23 (or Better) in Florida With No Controls
  • 0.05 at Siggenthal by (Incidental) Coke Filter
  • 1.3 lb/ton at TXI Midlothian to Avoid PSD
  • lt 1 lb/ton at Slite, Sweden (90 Reduction)
  • European IPPC BAT (200 400 mg/m3)
  • Equals 0.9 to 1.8 lb/ton
  • D-SOx Lime Mist With Moderate Pyrites
  • 90 Scrubber Control With Very High Pyrites

28
Pollutant Formation - CO VOC
  • CO From Incomplete Combustion
  • Very Little VOC From Kiln and Calciner
  • Evolution in Preheater
  • Organic Carbon from Raw Materials
  • Carbon from Coal Ash
  • VOC from Mill Scale, etc.

29
Pollutant Control - CO VOC
  • Hot Excess Air, Mixing
  • Tertiary Air After Calcining
  • E.G. Pyrotop after SC
  • Raw Material Selection e.g. Millscale
  • 70 VOC Reduction at Florida Rock
  • Must Install Continuous Monitor
  • Grind and Introduce Directly into Kiln

Graphic Source KHD
30
Regenerative Thermal Oxidation
  • Texas Cement Midlothian
  • About 10 Modules
  • Area of a Football Field
  • Enter Market at Earliest Date
  • Avoid PSD Delays up to 3 Years
  • 17,500,000 for RTO
  • 13,000,000 for SO2 Scrubber

Graphic Sources Durr/Reeco
31
Active Coke Filter
  • Siggenthal Switzerland
  • In Conjunction with Dried Sludge Burning
  • 15,000,000 Partly Funded by Zurich
  • Environmentally Friendly Dried Sludge Burning
  • Concern Was Thallium and Mercury (on Cows?)
  • Also Cleans up, SO2, dioxin/furan, and Ammonia
  • With SNCR Constitutes POLVITEC by Polysius

32
What is BACT?
  • VOC 0.1 lb/ton in Florida (Hard to Meet!)
  • VOC 0.026 lb/ton at TXI (By RTO - LAER?)
  • CO 2 3.6 lb/ton in Florida
  • CO 6 8 lb/ton in SC
  • CO 0.37 lb/ton at TXI (By RTO - LAER?)

33
European Rule 2000/76/EG
  • Pollutant Concentration Process Limit
  • Dust 30 mg/m3 0.14 lb/ton
  • NOX 500 mg/m3 2.3 lb/ton
  • 800 mg/m3 3.7 lb/ton
  • SO2 50 mg/m3 0.23 lb/ton
  • Mercury 0,05 mg/m3 0.00023 lb/ton
  • Fluorides 1 mg/m3 0.0046
  • TOC 10 mg/m3 0.046 lb/ton
  • CO _
  • New Sources
  • Existing Sources (Swedish non-EU standard is
    200 mg/m3 0.9 lb/ton)
  • Non Raw Material-Specific Emission

34
European Rule 2000/76/EG
  • Pollutant Concentration Process Limit
  • Chlorides 10 mg/m3 0.046 lb/ton
  • Cd and Thallium 0.05 mg/m3 0.00023 lb/ton
  • SbAsPbCr
  • CoCuMnNiV 0.5 mg/m3 0.0023 lb/ton
  • Dioxin and Furan 0.1 ng ITEQ/m3

35
Ozone Non-Attainment Area
  • Initial Limit is 3.6 lb/ton during first two
    years by Staged Combustion 12-Month Average
  • Limit is stepped down from 3.6 to 2.8 lb/ton
    between years 2 and 3
  • Company proposes LAER after 38 months of
    operation. Department sets LAER (2007 ??)

36
Final Thoughts
  • 4000 TPY of NOX equates to
  • 50 Gas-fired Combined Cycle Plants to 12,500 MW
  • At 3 million Btu/ton of Clinker
  • 3.6 lb NOX /ton limit equates to
  • 1.2 lb NOX/million Btu heat input
  • Order of magnitude gt than new coal power plant
  • Two orders gt greater than gas-fired power plant
  • Some low hanging fruit to pick here.

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