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PARTICULATE CONTROL FOR CLEAN ENVIRONMENT

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PARTICULATE CONTROL FOR CLEAN ENVIRONMENT

INTRODUCTION TO RIECO

Incepted in 1975 (a wholly owned subsidiary of Sudarshan Chemicals)

Chemical Business Line : Manufacturer of Pigments, Effect Pigments, Agrochemicals,

Turnover FY 16-17 - 170 million USDFY 16-17 - 110 CR INR

Mechanical Business Line :• Environment solutions• Conveying solutions• Grinding solutions• Industrial Mixing Solutions

ORGANIZATION

SUDARSHAN

RIECOPrescient

Colour

IndustrialMixing

Solutions

Pigment & Effects

AgroDivision

Pneumatic Conveying

Systems

Pollution Control Systems

Size Reduction Equipment

Sudarshan Europe

Sudarshan North America

Sudarshan’s and RIECO’s Global Head Office

GLOBAL PRESENCE

Sudarshan South America

Sudarshan China

INFRASTRUCTURE- INDIA

Head office in Pune

Manufacturing facility and R& D lab

in Aalandi Pune, India

Sales Offices

Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Pune,

Hyderabad, Kolkata, Baroda

170+ employees strength

TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS

Intensiv filter- Germany :- Bag filters & Bag Houses

Beth, Germany :- Bag filters and ESPs (Dry & Wet)

CGS, USA :- Cyclones, Wet Scrubbers & Gas

Cleaning plants

Mikropul, UK :- Bag Filters, Grinding mills

KBI, Germany :- Dense phase conveying systems

STAG, Switzerland :- Pneumatic conveying systems

Klein, Germany :- Foundry Equipment's

Cimma, Italy :- Grinding Mills for abrasives

PRODUCT RANGE- BAG FILTERS

WET SCRUBBERS

ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS

AIR CLASSIFYING MILLS

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AIR CLASSIFYING MILLS

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RIBBON BLENDERS

PNEUMATIC CONVEYING SYSTEMS

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ROTARY VALVES

WHAT IS PARTICULATE MATTER (PM)

A Mixture of solid particles and liquid droplets found in the air.

Some particles like dust, dirt, soot or smoke can be seen by a naked eye.

Some are so small, that they can only be detected by an electron microscope.

PM 10 : Inhalable particles smaller than 10 microns in diameter.

PM 2.5 : Inhalable fine particles smaller than 2.5 microns in size.

To imagine the size, our human hair at 70 microns is 30 times larger

than a particle of diameter 2.5 microns!

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HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS

Particle size is directly linked to the health hazard potential.

Particles smaller than 10 microns cause the biggest problems.

They can get deep into your lungs, and even in your bloodstream!This could affect your lungs and heart leading to problems like:

Premature death for people with heart or lung disease.Non fatal heart attacksIrregular heart beat

Aggravated asthmaDecreased lung functionIrritation of the airways, coughing, difficulty in breathingChildren,Old adults, people with lung,heart problems arethe most affected.

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SOURCES OF PARTICULATE MATTER

Particles come in many sizes and shapes and made up ofhundreds of different chemicals.

Some are emitted directly from a source, such as Construction sites, unpaved roads, fields, smoke stacks or fires

Most particles form in the atmosphere as a result of complexReactions of chemicals such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxidesEmitted from Power plants, industries and automobiles

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SYSTEMS FOR POLLUTION CONTROL

Aspiration systems for dust control

Product collection systems

Flue gas cleaning systems

Dust suppression systems

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INDUSTRIES USING AIR POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENTS

Power Ferrous and Non ferrous metals

Steel Glass

Cement Pulp & Paper

Chemicals Mining

Petro Chemicals Plastics

Detergent Wood Products

Fertilizer

Food/Pharmaceutical

Foundry

Minerals

EQUIPMENTS FOR PARTICULATE CONTROL

Bag filters and Bag houses

Cyclones and Multiclones

Wet scrubbers & Spray towers

Dry and wet Electrostatic precipitators

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BAG FILTERS

TYPE OF BAG FILTERS

1. Mechanical shaker type2. Reverse air bag houses3. Pulse Jet bag Filters4. Cartridge type filters5. Absolute filters

FUNCTIONAL PRINCIPLE OF BAG FILTER

Raw gas inlet

Clean gas outlet

Dust discharge

Cleaning system of filter bags

Filter bags with cages

Gas flow direction

Separated dust

Baffle plate for gas distribution and dust pre-separation

Dust collecting hopper

Dust discharge system screw conveyor, rotary valve etc

GA DRAWING OF PULSE JET BAG HOUSE

GA DRAWING OF PULSE JET BAG HOUSE

PULSING MECHANISM

TYPE OF FILTER FABRICS

DESIGN PARAMETERS- BAG FILTER

APPLICATIONMATERIAL PROPERTIESGAS VOLUMEPARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONINLET DUST LOADTEMPACR (AIR TO CLOTH RATIO)CAN VELOCITYPRESSURE DROP ACROSS THE UNITOUTLET EMISSION REQUIREDSPACE CONSTRAINTS

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HEAT EXCHANGER AND BAGHOUSE

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JSW CEMENT NANDYAL SITE PHOTO

TECHNICAL SPECS OF BAG HOUSE

A. KILN / RAW MILL BAG HOUSE

1. Type : Pulse jet (off line cleaning)

2. Application : To clean kiln / raw mill

exchange gases

4. Gas volume at inlet : 11,18,000 m3/hr for direct

operation

7,80,000 m3/hr for compound

operation

5. Gas temp. operating / peak : 220oC / 260oC

6. Design pressure : (-) 500 mm WC

7. Inlet dust load : 25 gms/m3 for direct operation

71 gm/m3 for compound

operation

8. Filter area : 20,700 m2

9. Air to filter ratio : 1.00 m3/min/m2

10. Outlet emission : < 10 mg/Nm3 on dry basis

ESP FOR PELLET PLANT

OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF ESP

Fig.1 Schematic of wire-plate electrostatic

precipitator

OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF ESP

Fig.2 Mechanism electrostatic precipitator

CFD FOR ESP

The uniform and streamline gas flow within ESP is the major factor that Governs the ESP performance. We do Flow simulation of gas to ensure desired flow is achieved, the performance.

DESIGN PARAMETERS- ESP

APPLICATIONMATERIAL PROPERTIESGAS VOLUMEPARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONINLET DUST LOADTEMPMIGRATION VELOCITYPRESSURE DROP ACROSS THE UNITOUTLET EMISSION REQUIREDSPACE CONSTRAINTS

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TECHNCIAL SPECS OF PELLET ESP

DESIGN PARAMETERS

GAS QUANTITY Nm^3/Hr

m^3/Hr. 4,40,000

TEMPERATURE - operating Deg. C 180

STATIC PRESSURE - operating mmWC 350

BAROMETRIIC PRESSURE bar

RAW GAS DUST CONTENT AT ESP INLET GMS/ Nm^3 15

CLEAN GAS DUST CONTENT with all field in

service

mg/ Nm^3 50

Clean gas dust content after 1 field off (N-1) mg/ Nm^3 65

CYCLONE SEPERATOR -TYPES

CYCLONE SEPERATOR - PARTS

MULTICLONE DUST COLLECTOR

DEISGN PARAMETERS- CYCLONE

APPLICATIONMATERIAL PROPERTIESGAS VOLUMEPARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONINLET DUST LOADTEMPPRESSURE DROP ACROSS THE UNITOUTLET EMISSION REQUIREDSPACE CONSTRAINTS

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WET SCRUBBERS

APPLICATIONS OF SCRUBBERS

Acid mist Furnaces

Autoclaves Gas absorption

Building products mfg. Incinators

Blow tanks Kilns

Boilers Lime hydrators/Slakers

Conveyors and transfer points Odor control

Cupolas Packing

Crushers and screens Palletizing

Dissolving tank vents Rendering

Dryers Sand systems

Fumes/VOCs Smelters

TYPES OF SCRUBBERS

Wet Dust scrubbers:-

A. Low energy (P< 12.7 cm of water):-

Centiscrub

Multiscrub C

Multiscrub H

B. Medium energy (12.7 cm < P < 38.1 cm of water)

Dynascrub-I/II/III

Multiscrub- C&H

Ventriscrub

C. High energy scrubber (P > 38.1 cm of water)

Multiscrub- C

Multiscrub- H

Ventriscrub

VENTURI SCRUBBER

TYPES OF SCRUBBERS

TYPES OF SCRUBBERS

TYPES OF SCRUBBERS

DESIGN PARAMETERS- WET SCCRUBBER

APPLICATIONMATERIAL PROPERTIESGAS VOLUMEPARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONINLET DUST LOADTEMPL/G RATIONPRESSURE DROP ACROSS THE UNITOUTLET EMISSION REQUIREDSPACE CONSTRAINTS

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GAS CLEANING PLANT FOR MBF

TECHNICAL SPECS OF GCP FOR MBF

GAS CLEANING PLANT

a. Data at outlet of Dust Catcher

Gas Flow Nm3/hr 90,000 (Max), 82,500 (average), 75000 (Min)

Gas pressure mm WG 10,000 (Max), 8,000 (average), 7500 (Min)

Temperature in Deg C 80-300

b. Dust Concentration at GCP Inlet - 12 gm/Nm3 (Max), 8 gm/Nm3 (Min)

c. Particle Size Distribution of dust - + 0.5 mm - Up to 2%

0.2 to 0.5 mm - Up to 9%

0.12 to 0.2 mm. - Up to 10%

0.06 to 0.12 mm - Up to 15%

0.06 mm - Up to 90%

Component % by volume (Wet)

d. Gas Composition at GCP inlet - CO2 - 16.15

N2 - 55.19

CO - 26.70

H2O + HC - 1.24

3. GUARANTEE PARAMETERS FOR GAS CLEANING PLANT

a. Dust Content at outlet of stack - 5 mg/Nm3 or lessfor 800 mm WC at the outlet of septum valve.