2010_0927 cdq_siemens vai handout
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SIMETAL COKECoke Dry QuenchingCDQ
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Coke dry quenching in nut shell
Key features
CDQ is environmentally friendly and safe method for coke quenching Coke cooling by means of inert
circulation gas BAT solution
Economic benefit
Better and more even coke quality Utilization of waste heat into
electricity Unmanned operation Less maintenance
Ecologic benefit
No CO2 emissions Marginal dust emissions No emissions in waste water
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CDQ optimizes coke quality and minimizes emissions
Challenge
Nowadays an environmentally sustainabledevelopment is an important issue in cokeproduction. Legal requirements of authorities willallow fewer harmful compounds to be treated. With good plant design and discplined operation, emissions can be cut to very low level.
TypicalCustomer benefit
Low moisture coke with consistent quality save energy in BF process
High pressure steam almost 500 000 t/a per 1.0 MTPA coke results 15-17 MW net power generation
Unmanned operations Low maintenance costs
Environ-mentalbenefit
Marginal CO2 emissions
No dust emissions
No waste waters
Solution
Siemens has opted for SIMETAL Coke DryQuenching (CDQ) process and automationtechnology for their environmentally friendlyfeatures, and also the improved coke quality and enchanced energy economy.
Baosteel COREX® C-3000
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Coke dry quenching – description
Typical situationTypical situation
Wet quenching
Pollution problems in the air and water:
- CO2 emissions
- dust emissions
- waste water
Tightening local statutory regulations
How does CDQ work?How does CDQ work?
Coke quenching (cooling) by means of inert circulation gas
Due to process nature the moisture content in coke is close to 0%
As a result of cokecooling process a highpressure steam is generated according to customer preference
ResultResult
CO2 emissionspractically 0
Dust emissionsnegligible
No waste water
High pressure steam 470 000 t/a per 1.0 MTPA coke (for electricity production)
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Coke dry quenching process flow
Coke in1050 oC
Hot gas out800 oC
Gas in170 oC
Coke out180 oC
Dust
Dust
Main Fan
Dust
Steam out90 bar500 oC
WasteHeatBoiler
Waterin
Cooledgas
Air
Surplus gas
CoolingChamber
Cyc
lone
s
Main control loopsand measurements Coke transfer controls Coke charging,
discharging and temperature controls
Coke level control in cooling chamber
Pressure control in cooling chamber
Circulating gas analysis and temperature control
Boiler drum level control Steam temperature
control Dust collecting and
transportation controls
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Coke dry quenching –good for quality, good for the environment
UnmannedCoke Bucket Car
UnmannedCoke Bucket LifterTransfer Car
Cooling Chamber
Coke Charging
Waste Heat Boiler
Coke Discharging
Dust Catcher
Cyclones
Main Fan
Dust Removal,Dust Collection andDust Transportation Equipment
Siemens VAI offers complete control system with several developments and improvements in process instrumentation and mechanical engineering.
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Typical CDQ plant –layout
Hot Coke Bucket Car
Coke Oven Battery Coke Oven Battery
Boiler
Coke Bucket Lifter
Coke BucketMaintenanceTower
CDQControlRoom Cooling Chamber
Coke Dry Quenching Plant
Coke Oven Plant
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Coke dry quenching –unmanned coke bucket car
Drive bogie arrangement
AC/DC power supply system
Automatic Positioning
Conductor rail system
Limit switch andPhotocell arrangementfor fully automaticsmooth positioningunder Coke Guide Carand Coke Bucket Lifterhooks
Brake stop arrangement
Coke weighing
DC-drivelocated inElectric Room
Localcontrolunit
PLC controllocated inControl Room
Radio Link Systemfor manual control
What’s innovative? Mechanical engineering,
automation, electrical engineering and field instrumentation
State-of-the-art automation including unmanned coke bucket car operation
Main benefits High reliability Reduced maintenance
costs Accurate, automatic
positioning
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Coke dry quenching – material flow, 1 MTPA plant
Raw Material & Supplies CDQ Process Products
Pressure airSteam
Instrumentation air
Cooling water
Nitrogen
Electricity
Chemical Compounds: Nil
Waste water: Marginal
Dust: Marginal
To the Environment
Coke: 112.5 t/h
Excess Gas to Coke BatteryHeating System
Dust to Recycling
Dust to Sinter Plant:1.670 t/h
Feed Water: 4 bar, 62.7 t/h
Coke: 114.2 t/h = 1 Mt/y
Coke
Feed water
High Pressure Steam:58 t/h, 95 bar, 530 oC
Low Pressure Steam:5 t/h, 8 bar
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Integrated Process Control -CDQ and Waste Heat Boiler
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SIMETAL Coke Dry Quenching Automation
Diagnosis Actions Explanation
Closed-loop control & positioning control
Loco, bucket & liftersCharging & discharging Power generationDust pollution control
Safe operation
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Benefitseconomical & environmental focus
HP steam
generation
for electricity
Coke Moisturedown to 0.1 %
Coke QualityStabilization
ReducedEmissions(CO2, dust)
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Conclusions – Coke Dry Quenching
Integrated solutions for overall coke making
process including power and emission controls
Fully automated operation controls, reliable
process instrumentation
Cooling chamber design subcontracted
Transparent, well proven optimization concept
Environmental friendly process: no dust, no CO2,
no waste waters
High pressure steam generation (power
generation)
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Worldwide Coke Oven Plant References
RSP
Ruukki
WISCO
Przyjazn
ArcelorMittal Poland
ESCO
BSL
TISCO
JISCO
AutomationTechnology
XISC
ArcelorMittal RSA
US Steel
ArcelorMittal Rumania
Isdemir
NINL
VSPBSP
RSP
IISCO
USS Kosice
BSPBSP
RSP
IISCO
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Thank you for your attention! Kiitos!
ContactMartti Miettinen, Business Line DirectorOlaus Ritamäki, General ManagerIlmari Veijola, Sales Engineer
I IS MTSiemens OsakeyhtiöElektroniikkatie 6FI-90590 Oulu, FINLAND
Phone: +358 10 511 5151Fax: +358 10 511 6860
E-mail: [email protected]
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