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  • www.greengranulation.com

    Drastic Reduction in

    CAPEX and OPEX

    in Urea Granulation Plants

    Ken Monstrey

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    IN OTHER WORDS:

    GGT has drastically reduced the

    costs for building and operating a

    Urea Granulation Plant, without

    compromising on quality 20 40 % reduction How: CRG Process

    1. Introduction

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    CRG Process

    Screener

    Crusher

    Seed belt F1

    F2

    F3

    Elevator

    Granulator

    Cooler

    Final

    Product

    Traditional

    Granulation Process

    Elevator

    Screener

    F1

    F2

    F3

    F4

    Final

    Product

    Cooler

    Final Product

    Cooler

    Crusher

    Granulator

    Screener

    Comparison with traditional processes

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Comparison with traditional processes

    Lower building costs

    Lower total investment costs

    Facilitated operations

    Lower power consumption

    Traditional

    Granulation Process CRG Process

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    1.1. GGT company profile

    GGT Asia & GGT Europe

    Privately owned company

    Licensing granulation technology for nitrogen based fertilizers

    Urea business upon today:

    9.720MTPD capacity commissioned

    15.380MTPD capacity under construction

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    1.2. The CRG process features

    Cold Recycle Granulation Process: Single step cooling

    Granulator and cooler in-line

    Smaller bucket elevator

    -50% on crusher capacity

    Smaller atomization air blower

    H: 28-32m

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    1.2. The CRG process features

    Fig. GGT CRG PFD

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    2. Innovations typical for CRG Reducing the total height of the building

    Lowering building costs

    Facilitating operation and maintenance

    Limiting the need for a strong weight bearing and vibration resisting building

    Lowering construction costs

    No need for high Urea feed concentration

    Low investment costs for the Urea Synthesis section

    Optimized Internal Dynamics in the fluidized bed and other power saving

    innovations

    Reducing the power consumption

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    2.1. Reducing construction related investment

    2.1.1. Height of the Building

    2.1.2. Strength of the Building

    Fig. GGT Sprayer layout China Coal 2x2860MTPD

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing construction related investments

    2.1.1. Height of the urea granulation building

    One single product Cooler, in-line with the Granulator

    Only lifting the recycle stream

    Combining screen feeder and safety screen

    in one device

    Less equipment (coolers, fans, crushers)

    Redesigning diverters

    Fig. GGT Granulator & Cooler Xinlianxin 1000MTPD

    Fig. Screen feeder with safety screen

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing construction related investments

    2.1.2. Strength of the urea granulation building

    Vibrating screens and crushers located below the granulator

    (cfr. synchronized vibrations of all screens that need to be taken into account

    for strength calculation)

    Highest load-bearing flow is the level of the granulator undercasing

    Scrubbers located on ground level with integrated scrubber circulation tank

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing construction related investments

    2.1.2. Strength of the urea granulation building

    Fig. GGT 3D Deep Vacuum CRG Process

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    2.2. Reducing up-stream related investment

    Fig. GGT Urea melt feed headers China Coal 2x2860MTPD

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing up-stream related investments

    Using low urea feed concentration

    No influence on the product quality

    One single evaporation step

    Crystallization heat in the granulator is removed by evaporation of water

    reducing the need for air through the system

    CRG process can be linked to a wide range of urea feed concentrations

    and to all currently existing synthesis processes

    Single step cooling in relatively thick bed layer enables proper evaporation of

    moisture

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    2.3. Reducing the power consumption

    2.3.1. Optimized internal dynamics in the fluid bed

    2.3.2. Deep vacuum in the granulator

    2.3.3. Patented double temperature scrubbing system

    2.3.4. Optimized ducting

    2.3.5. High performance hydraulic urea melt sprayers

    2.3.6. Flexibility by optional components

    Fig. Plant view

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    2.3.1. GGT Optimized internal dynamics in the fluid bed

    Patented

    Open spaces between the banks

    Smoother circulation of granules

    Bank arrangement eliminates need for thick layer bubbling bed bed level down to 600mm (total P over bed + perforated plate)

    Lower pressure of the fluidization air

    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing power consumption

    Fig. GGT Optimized internal dynamics

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing power consumption

    2.3.2. Deep vacuum in the granulator

    One step further (under construction)

    All fluidization air pulled through the system by the exhaust fan(s)

    No need for a fluidization air fan

    One single exhaust fan is possible (pressure drop)

    Vacuum enables better evaporation of water in the spray area

    When a fluidization air fan is needed for e.g. chiller on the cooler, GGT uses

    a fan with low pressure drop

    Eliminating the heating of the fluidization air by the fan compression

    Patent pending

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing power consumption

    2.3.3. Patented Double temperature scrubbing

    Low pressure drop horizontal scrubbers P 70mmWC

    High concentration scrubber solution (55%)

    Separate granulator scrubber and cooler scrubber

    Use of Blue Fil high efficiency mist eliminators combining minimal pressure

    drop with low emission values

    PM2.5 : +99,9% > 5 ; +92% > 2,5

    Fig. Blue Fil by Mistrix-Benvitec Fig. GGT Double temperature scrubbing

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing power consumption

    2.3.4. Optimized ducting

    Estimated saving in pressure drop due to optimized and minimized ducting:

    ca 100mmWC

    Fig. GGT Granulator in- and outlet

    Fig. Xinlianxin 1000MTPD

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing power consumption

    2.3.5. High performance hydraulic urea melt sprayers

    In-house development

    Hydraulic sprayer

    Fine atomization, efficient evaporation of water

    Low atomization air (0,3Barg)

    Seed creation by the urea liquid sprayers

    only 50% of the crusher capacity

    Fig. GGT Hydraulic urea liquid sprayer

    Fig. Tianze 2x1500MTPD atomization air inlets

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing power consumption

    2.3.6. Flexibility by optional components

    Alternative cooling means to boost the cooling capacity

    Cooling plates making use of cooling water

    AirSieve technology extracting fines from the cooler before total cooling

    Optional chiller

    Depending on ambient design conditions

    Flexible components can be shut-off e.g. in winter time

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    Granules

    Gra

    nu

    les

    Air in Air in

    Air out

    Air out

    Water in

    Water out

    Water in

    Water out

    GGT Cooling Technology Combining Air and Water Cooling

    2.3.6. Flexibility by optional components

    Fig. GGT Cooling plate technology

    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reducing power consumption

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Reference list

    Commissioned Units

    Henan Xinlianxin Fertilizer Company Capacity: 1,000 MTPD - Started-up: 2014 CRG process

    Shanxi Tianze Coal Chemical Group Capacity: 2 x 1,500 MTPD - Started-up: 2013 CRG process

    Erdos China National Coal Group Capacity: 2 x 2,860 MTPD - Started-up: 2013

    Units under Design / Construction

    Luoyang Junma Capacity: 600 MTPD - Contract: 2014

    Jiangsu Linggu Capacity: 2,700 MTPD - Contract: 2014

    Henan Junhua Capacity: 1,500 MTPD - Contract: 2014

    Shandong Runyin Biochemical Co. Capacity: 2,000 MTPD - Contract: 2014

    Inner Mongolia Manshi Capacity: 2 x 2,860 MTPD - Contract: 2014

    Inner Mongolia Huajin Chemical Co. Capacity: 2,860 MTPD - Contract: 2013

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    Drastic Reduction in CAPEX and OPEX in Urea Granulation Plants

    Up-stream related investments

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    2.1.2. Strength of the urea granulation building

    Fig. GGT 3D Deep Vacuum CRG Process

    CRG Process

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    Thank you!

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