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Page 1: State of the Art Combustion Equipment for Emissions and Energy Reduction November 2009.

State of the Art Combustion Equipment for Emissions and Energy Reduction

November 2009

Page 2: State of the Art Combustion Equipment for Emissions and Energy Reduction November 2009.

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• Emissions is the primary driver for combustion equipment. Energy efficiency is a secondary but growing driver

• Impact

– Burners: Emissions and Energy

– Flares: Emissions and Energy

– Thermal oxidizers: Emissions and Energy

– Vapor control systems: Emissions

– NOx and CO catalyst systems: Emissions

– Services: Emissions and Energy

Burners

FlaresThermal

Oxidizers

Field Service& Parts

VaporControl

Systems

NOx & COCatalystSystems

Combustion & Emission

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Requirements in addition to Technology

• Uncompromising Product/System Safety

• Proven Reliability

• Operational Performance (Guarantee)– Emissions reduction

• Ease of Product Operation

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Callidus Market Segments Served

Power PlantsSCR for simple cycle power generationSCR for HRSGSCR for process heater

Refineries Petrochemical Plants

Others (Flares)Terminals

LNG storageCarbon black

Steel productionBio-fuels

Exploration & Production

Ethylene productionFertilizer production

Hydrogen productionFlares

Thermal oxidizers

Refinery process heatersReforming furnacesCracking furnacesCoking furnacesFlaresThermal oxidizers

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Advanced Process Heater Burners

• Advanced Burner Design

– Future transition in India from oil firing to gas firing

– Improved efficiency: reduction in combustion air = less wasted heat and less fuel needed therefore improvement in efficiency and cost savings.

– Reduced emissions footprint: reduction from 25% excess air to 15% excess air = 25% reduction in NOx emissions per burner

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100 ppm 50 ppm(200 Mg/Nm3) (100 Mg/Nm3)

“CRG” “CSG” 25 ppm“LE”

(50 Mg/Nm3)15 ppm“CUBL”

(30 Mg/Nm3)

15 ppm“CUB-LX”

(30 Mg/Nm3)

Reduction in NOx EmissionsReduction in NOx Emissions

Regulations and Burner Emissions Improvements

Oil firing200 ppm

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Process Heater Burners Application

• Using advanced fuel air ratio controls and O2 trimming, Callidus could potentially reduce the oxygen levels within the furnace, while maintaining the temperature and combustion efficiency

• The Callidus burner is designed to be stable over the entire operating range

• Assuming natural gas, a 1% reduction in oxygen should produce a 1.3% reduction in fuel gas needed

Current Fuel gas requirement (Ton/Year)

Annual savings from 1.3% reduction

(USD)

Payback Period

UOP Reforming Furnace

176,620

(180 burners)$1,331,715 14.5 months

*Note: Assuming fuel cost of 580USD/Ton, and annual operation of 8300 hr.

• Guaranteed 30 ppm NOx

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Flare Technology Emissions Improvements

Increased smokeless capacity

Pipe flare

Upper steamflare

Inner steam or Inner air flare

Demountable Derrick Flare

Multi-point ground flare

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Highlighting Totally Enclosed Ground Flares

• Totally Enclosed Ground Flares (TEGF)

– No visible emissions during normal operations

– Reduced radiation “signature”

– Reduced noise level

Non-Callidus flare smoking Callidus TEGF

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Flare Technology Energy Efficiency Improvements

• Flare Gas Recovery Unit (FGRU)

– Add-on equipment

– Allows capture of daily flaring rate

– Captured flare gas used in refinery processes

– Supports global gas flaring reduction efforts championed by World Bank

• Density Seals

– Flare purge gas reduction equipment

– Reduces amount gas needed to maintain safe flare operations

FGRU

Refinery

Flare

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Petrochina Dushanzi Flare / Flare Gas Recovery System

Recovery capacity 2X1.35 Ton/hr

EPC Total cost 1,800,000 USD

Flare Gas Recovered Per Year

1.35*0.6(8400+4000)

=10,044 Tons

Operation cost /Y 350,000 USD

Pay back (300USD/Ton)

9 months

Flare Application

• Low utility consumption (steam, fuel gas, N2, Instrument Air)

• High combustion efficiency & smokeless capacity to meet emission standards

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Thermal Oxidizers

• Thermal Oxidizers are capable of achieving 99.999% destruction efficiency

• Air Pre-heaters allow for less fuel/assist gas to be used in the operation of the thermal oxidizer

• Attached waste heat boilers allow for the use of steam for applications around the facility or “across the fence” in a co-generation applications

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Callidus.comCallidus Incinerators Application

Waste Gas for treatment

Oxidizer vent gas, WAO, EO/EG

WHB Cost $1,044,000

Steam production

2.0MPa(g)

Normal: 15 Ton/hr

Design: 58 Ton/hr

Steam Quantity 124,500 Ton/Yr

Pay back Period ($22/Ton steam)

4.5 months

Thermal Oxidizer (Waste Heat Boiler) Application

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Callidus.comCallidus Incinerators Application

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