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MCES Wastewater Derived Energy Production Portfolio Metro Steam Turbine Non-Condensing Steam Turbine Steam Campus Heat Blue Lake – Anaerobic Digestion/Drying 420 CFM Digester Gas to drying Empire – Anaerobic Digestion/Land Application 140 CFM Digester Gas to Boilers

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Presentation from the Metropolitan Council Environmental Services division on the current and planned activities for the municipal wastewater treatment facilities they manage for greater MSP..

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Page 1: Met council Environmental Services - overview of wastewater treatment

MCES Wastewater Derived Energy Production Portfolio

Metro• Steam Turbine• Non-Condensing Steam Turbine• Steam Campus Heat

Blue Lake – Anaerobic Digestion/Drying• 420 CFM Digester Gas to drying

Empire – Anaerobic Digestion/Land Application• 140 CFM Digester Gas to Boilers

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Solids Loading by Facility

Metro; 238

Empire; 17

Blue Lake; 39.7 – 29.4 dtpd digested

Seneca; 27.2

Solids Production in dtpd

MetroEmpireBlue LakeSeneca

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Wastewater Derived Energy Production

Empire –•140 cfm digester gas•XX BTU Boilers•Flare

Blue Lake•Organic Waste Direct to Digestion – Under Design

•Excess gas to boilers•CNG under consideration

Metro• Increasing Turbine Generator Output and Capacity

•Recovering waste heat

Seneca •Building Heat

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Future Energy ProductionEmpire –

•CHP Under Design – 1.0 MW

•Organic Waste Direct to Digestion – Under Design – 28 cfm digester gas

•CNG ready

Blue Lake•Organic Waste Direct to Digestion – Under Design

•Excess gas to boilers•CNG under consideration

Metro• Increasing Turbine Generator Output and Capacity

•Recovering waste heat

Seneca •Recovering energy from solids

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Metro Ash Initiative• Ash has high P content• Ash has low metals content• Ash has shown similar

performance when compared to struvite, commercial fertilizer, and digested biosolids

Ash to Fertilizer

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Fluidized Bed Reactor – HZI FBR Capacity

Types of Waste• Sewage Sludge (biosolids), Industrial sludges• 50 – 80% moisture

Range of Capacity• Throughput: 10 – 120 dtpd (biosolids)• Thermal Capacity: 5 – 175 MMBtu/h (1.5 - 50 MW)• Reactor Sizes: 4 – 30 feet (1 – 10 m) diameter

Features• Combustion Temperature: 1560 ºF (850 ºC) • No heat absorption in reactor (good for combustion of very wet fuels)

Page 8MCES Scrubber Presentation May 12, 2014

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Wet Scrubbing - Multistage Flue Gas Scrubber

Main Features

For flue gas from all types of energy-from-waste facilities

Multifunctional: quenching, gas absorption, dust separation, dioxin removal, condensation

Neutralization agent: sodium hydroxide (or hydrated lime)

Adsorbent injection (for additional dioxin removal)

GasPoint: very low emissions achievable

Open for extensions (e.g. heat recovery by condensation)

Capacity

Flue gas volume up to 150,000 scfm (250,000N m3/h)

MCES Scrubber Presentation May 12, 2014

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Semi Dry System

Types

Hitachi Zosen Inova Semi Dry System

Main Features

System based on fluidized bed reactor

Reliable operation through minimization of moving parts

High recirculation rate, therefore high buffering capacity and low sorbent consumption

Possible modification to other additives

Safely fulfils EU stack emission guidelines (17.BlmSchV and lower)

Capacity

Flue gas volume up to 150,000 scfm (250,000N m3/h)

MCES Scrubber Presentation May 12, 2014

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DeNOx SystemsMain Features

SNCR

Injection of ammonia water or urea solution

into post combustion chamber

With or without ammonia recovery

Reaches NOx removal up to 80%

SCR

Catalysts for NOx-removal and dioxin

reduction

Arrangement on hot (235°-260°C) or cool

(180°- 220°C) side of flue gas scrubbing

Reaches NOx removal up to 90%

Capacity

Flue gas volume up to 150,000 scfm (250,000N m3/h)

MCES Scrubber Presentation May 12, 2014

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Metropolitan Council Environmental Services | St. Paul, MN

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Three independent lines supplying one steam turbine

generating 4 MWe

No auxiliary fuel required during normal operation

Combined heat and power production

Emissions surpass MACT requirements for SSI

Hitachi Zosen Inova, EPC contractor for incinerator/boiler,

flue gas treatment, and generator

Client Metropolitan Council Environmental Services,

St. Paul, MN

Start-up 2004

Technology

Furnace 3 Incinerator Lines

Energy recovery Recuperators, Boilers

Flue gas treatment SNCR, carbon injection, fabric filter, wet-ESP, wet scrubber heat exchangers

Technical Data

Fuel Municipal sewage sludge

Waste capacity 315 dry t/d @ 30% solids

Net calorific value 2,000 Btu/lb wet

Reactor Diameter 22 feet

Steam rate 3 x 25,000 pph (450 psi, 750 °F )

Key Data

MCES Scrubber Presentation May 12, 2014

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MCES: Plant Context of Wet Scrubber System

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•WET ESP

•FLUID BED

•RECUPERATOR

•WASTE HEAT• BLR

•CARBON •INJECTION

•BAGHOUSE

•RING JET •SCRUBBER

STACK REHEATHEX

FLUIDIZED BED REACTOR

FLUIDIZINGAIR HEAT

EXCHANGER

BOILER

STACKREHEAT

HX

CARBONINJECTION

BAGHOUSE

WET SCRUBBERRING JET

WET ESP

HEATRECOVERY

COMBUSTION HgPCDD-F

PM Acid GasesPM

PM

MCES Scrubber Presentation May 12, 2014