Advanced Steam-Ex Inclined Drainer

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Advanced Steam-Ex Inclined Drainer
Advanced Steam-Ex Inclined Drainer
for dissolved pressurized hydrolyzate removal
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Dissolved Sugars Evaporation
(to increase C5 Sugar Concentrations / remove acetic acid)
ƒ Segregation → good
condensate quality
ƒ Spray nozzle liquor distribution
→ no plugging
ƒ Constant circulation flows
independent of capacity
ƒ Easy access in case
mechanical cleaning is
required (internal platforms)
ƒ Special design of discharge
points of transfer piping to
prevent accumulation of
suspended materials and fibers
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Evaporator Assembly
ƒ Extensive internal supports of the
element bundle to the vessel walls
ƒ Vessels are normally transported
complete:
ƒ All internals in place
ƒ All testing complete prior to shipping
Bowater, Calhoun - I Effect
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Pressurized Cyclone after SteamEx
(Commercial Scale)
Steam out
SteamEx’ed
Feedstock and
Steam in
Pretreated Mat’l to
Enzymatic Hydrolysis
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View of a commercial scale PreTreatment System
(Advanced SteamEx)
1st Stage Pre-Hydrolysis
2nd Stage SteamEx
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Fiber and Chemical Division
Global Business Unit Biofuel
Liquefaction Equipment - for 2nd Generation Biofuel Technology
Fiber and Chemical Division
Global Business Unit Biofuel
Liquefaction of PreTreated Biomass
Reference Picture on conventional Reactors
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Liquefaction of PreTreated Biomass
Reference Picture on conventional Reactors
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Liquefaction of PreTreated Biomass
Reference Picture on conventional Reactors
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Liquefaction of PreTreated Biomass
Reference Picture on conventional Reactors
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Liquefaction of PreTreated Biomass
Reference Picture on conventional Reactors
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Liquefaction of PreTreated Biomass
Reference Picture on conventional Reactors
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Screw-, Belt-, Filter Presses and Centrifuges
for Washing / Dewatering Applications & Slurries / Residual after Bio-Reactors
Slurry In
Filtrate Out
Residual Out
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Biomass dryers
Pneumatic Dryer
Drum Dryer
Belt Dryer
Fluidized Bed Dryer
with integrated mill and
Single or Triple Pass drying
using Low Temperature
or Waste Heat
Drying and Granulation
sifter
9 Biofuel for kiln firing
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9 All types of
biomass and woodwaste
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9 All types of
biomass and woodwaste
9 dried distiller’s
grains
9spent grain from
bio-ethanol
Biomass Boiler Business Is Relatively New
Entry Has Been Highly Successful
ƒ In 2006, decision to expand product
portfolio with biomass power boilers based
on fluidized bed technology.
ƒ First biomass power boiler sold in Q1 2007,
commissioned late 2008 and handed over
Jan 2009
ƒ Rapid expansion of order intake for biomass
power boilers; cumulative orders worth
more than $ 400 million
Biomass power boiler:
turning biomass into green electricity.
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GASIFICATION PLANTS
Tampere Pilot Plant
GTI Old Pilot Plant Facility,
Chicago
Andritz
Lime Kiln Gasifier
CHP Gasification
Plant, Denmark
GTI Pilot Plant,
Hawaii
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GTI New Pilot Plant,
Chicago
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ANDRITZCarbona Biomass Gasification Applications
Fuel gas
for kilns
ƒ 10-100 MWth.
(Co-)firing
(boiler)
ƒ 10-150 MWth.
Co-generation
(gas engine)
ƒ 10-50 MWth.
IGCC
(gas turbine)
ƒ 30-200 MWth.
Syngas
production
ƒ 200 MWth/unit
ƒ Atmospheric CFB ƒ Atmospheric CFB ƒ Low pressure BFB ƒ Pressurized BFB ƒ Pressurized BFB
(oxygen blown)
(air blown)
(circulating
(bubbling fluidized
fluidized bed)
bed)
ƒ Development
ƒ Power by
ƒ Power by steam
ƒ Fossil fuel
ƒ Power by gas
gas/steam turbines phase
cycle
replacement
engine units
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Pulp and paper and
cement industries
Utilities and all
industries with large
fossil fuel fired
boilers
Fuel gas
Green power
Municipal utilities
Green power
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New mid-size power
plants with max
power
Green power
BTL producers
(P&P & others)
and utilities
Bio liquids
Industrial Wood Pellet Production
ƒ Storing – raw materials
ƒ Dewatering
ƒ Drying
ƒ Grinding
ƒ Pelletizing
ƒ Cooling
ƒ Sieving
ƒ Storing - pellets
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Complete process capability for wood pellet plants
World market leader in wood pellet equipment
ƒ Global installed base is about 440 wood
based pellet production plants.
ƒ Half of the global production of wood pellets
is produced by ANDRITZ machines.
ƒ Complete process capability – all process
steps supplied by ANDRITZ:
ƒ Woodroom, debarking: PULP & PAPER
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Drying: ENVIRONMENT & PROCESS
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Pellet production: FEED & BIOFUEL
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Single Stage SteamExplosion PreTreatment