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Energy efficiency thanks to waste heat recovery:Siemens innovative concept for the glass industry

Good reasons for invest in waste heat recoveryTechnical concept and typical system configurationSiemens portfolio for WHR plantsReferencesScope of supply and financing offer

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Energy efficiency thanks to waste heat

Siemens innovative concept for the glass industry

Good reasons for invest in waste heat recoveryTechnical concept and typical system configurationSiemens portfolio for WHR plants

Scope of supply and financing offer

Good reasons for invest in waste heat recovery

SavingsHeating in winter and cooling in summer Increase of productivity Reduction of energy consumption costs Fast amortization within a few years (4 to 6 years based on electricity tariff)No additional personal required in control room

Safety of investmentLess dependency on external sources of energyLess dependency on constant rising energy costsInstallation without influence on the production process Installation during line operation possible if bypass is availableUse of standard components SIEMENS with strong experience in power plants

Environmental protectionImprovement of environmental protectionPrevention of CO2 restrictionsGain in green image © Siemens AG 2012. All Rights Reserved.

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Good reasons for invest in waste heat recovery

Installation during line operation possible if bypass is available

Waste heat to electrical powerTechnical concept

Furnace

Waste heat recoverypower plant

Waste heat flow……. Nm³/h

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Glass Plant

Waste heat recoverypower plant

Electricity supply……. KWh

Working principle of an industrial waste heat recovery plant

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Working principle of an industrial waste heat recovery plant

Plant electrical network

Typical technical concept and scope

Flue Gas Flow – Water Flow – Steam Flow

Boiler Feed Water System

Condenser

Cooling System

Siemens Scope

SuperheaterSuperheater

Civil

Boiler HP Flue Gas CleaningSystem

Boiler LP

(Natural Gas)

Heating/Cooling Power

Waste Heat Flowfrom furnace(s)

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Condenser

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Cooling System

Siemens Scope existing

Boiler LP ID Fans

(optional)

Chimney

Electrical Power

Waste Heat Recovery System with various options

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Example of a multi-line concept:2 glass lines with one turbo generator

Cooling towersCondensor

2 Boiler trains

glass facilities

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Condensor

Turbo generator and control room

Example for a conventional float glass furnace:

waste heat flow: 80.000 Nm³/h

temperature: 450°C

electrical power output: 2 MW

Industrial waste heat recovery solution Electrical power output for glass plants

Example for two hollow glass furnaces(combination of the 2 waste gas flow on 1 boiler, see next slide / 2 lines concept, alternative 3)

waste heat flow: 48.000 Nm³/h + 60.000 Nm³/h

temperature: 400°C

electrical power output: 2 MW

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Example for a conventional float glass furnace:

(combination of the 2 waste gas flow on 1 boiler, see next slide / 2 lines concept, alternative 3)

48.000 Nm³/h + 60.000 Nm³/h

Estimated electrical output depends mainly on Waste heat flow and furnace exit temperature

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20000

40000

60000

80000

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120000

140000

300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800

T° exit furnace (°C)

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Assumption: minimum T° at basis of stack = 180

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Estimated electrical output depends mainly on

800 850 900

at basis of stack = 180°C

0,5 MW

1 MW

1,5 MW

2 MW

2,5 MW

3 MW

3,5 MW

4 MW

4,5 MW

5 MW

Inquiry data sheet for Waste Heat Recovery in the Glass industry

Feasibility study

WHR as integrated part of a glass plant

FurnaceBatch Tin bath

Batch Warm area

Preparing andmixing raw material

Melting process1560oC

Forming process

Utilities

Energy distribution,Compressed air, water, ...

WHR

Waste heat recoverywith water steam cycle © Siemens AG 2012. All Rights Reserved.

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Annealing lehr Cutting line

Cold End

CuttingForming process Cooling process

Energy distribution,Compressed air, water, ...

Further processing

Bending, grinding, ….

Siemens portfolio for the glass manufacturing

APC: Advanced Process ControlSPC: Statistical Process Control

Batch Furnace Waste heatrecovery

MES-solution

Plant Wide Automation solution

Local operating / Monitoring

Automation

Field instrumentation

Drives, Motion Control

Medium and Low voltage distribution incl. MCC

Turbine andgenerator system

ProcessApplication

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Forming Cooling Cold end further processing

Utilities

Automation architecture and energy distribution

Low voltage distribution and Motor Control Center

with SIVACON 8P*

Automation SystemSIMATIC PCS 7 – AS (redundant)

Distributed I/OET 200M

Operating SystemSIMATIC PCS 7 – OS Client

Variable speed drive system

SINAMICS

Measurement: pressure, temperature,

flow, ...

FP

Coolingtower

T

Water pump,Condensate pump

electro-pneumaticposition controllers

energy distribution

SITRANS P, -T, -F

Valve control

1LA*

Variable speed drive system

SINAMICS

1LA*

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Automation architecture and energy distribution

Low voltage distribution and Motor Control Center

with SIVACON 8P*

… kWenergy distribution

Turbine and generator automation system

Steam turbine

Generator

3000 kW

energy distributionand synchronization

MV/LV

Automation architecture and energy distribution

Low voltage distribution and Motor Control Center

Automation SystemSIMATIC PCS 7 – AS (redundant)

Distributed I/OET 200M

Operating SystemSIMATIC PCS 7 – OS Client

Variable speed drive system

SINAMICS

Measurement: pressure, temperature,

flow, ...

FP

Coolingtower

T

Water pump,Condensate pump

electro-pneumaticposition controllers

energy distribution

SITRANS P, -T, -F

Valve control

1LA*

Variable speed drive system

SINAMICS

1LA*

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Automation architecture and energy distribution

Low voltage distribution and Motor Control Center

with SIVACON 8P*

… kWenergy distribution

Turbine and generator automation system

Steam turbine

Generator

3000 kW

energy distributionand synchronization

MV/LV

WHR application full integrated in Simatic PCS 7!

Modular Equipment –Steam turbine with generator

TWIN-TURBINE

Condensations-system

Live Steam

Extraction pressure regulated

HP –Turbine

LP –Turbine

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Project: Glass Factory Magdeburg

Steam Turbine Type: SST-110 (former TWIN CA 56)

Start-up : 2009

Live Steam Pressure: 40.00 barLive steam temperature: 380 - 424°CIntermediate Pressure: 1.21 – 8.00 barExhaust Steam Pressure: 0.20 – 0.35 barElectrical Output: 3170 kWe

Waste Heat Recovery Boiler

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Total length (L) : Approx. 10m

Total width (W) : Approx. 3,5m

Total Height (H) : Approx. 3,5m

WHR plants in operation with SIEMENS products

GermanyFloat Glass: Euroglas in Osterweddingen,3 MW electrical power

Float Glass: F-Glass in Osterweddingen,2.5 MW electrical power

Belarus Float Glass: Gomel, 3 MW electrical power

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WHR plants in operation with SIEMENS products

Float Glass: Euroglas in Osterweddingen,

Glass in Osterweddingen,

Waste heat recovery plant with 2.5 MW electrical power output f|Glass, Germany, Float glass 700 t/day

60 % of electricity produced by furnace waste heat flow !

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Waste heat recovery plant with 2.5 MW electrical power output

60 % of electricity produced by furnace waste heat flow !

* CEO Dr. Ing. Wolfgang Räbiger in Glassfocus 2010

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Thank you for your attention !

Mail to :

[email protected]

Internet: http://siemens.com/glass-solar-industry

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