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Spray Drying Absorption
The GEA Niro SDA Process
General Presentation of the GEA Niro Spray Drying
Absorption Process
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GEA
Global Company with Local Focus
SDA / SDE Technology
Process, Equipment and Construction
Experience & Advantages
SDA Proven Solution in Comparison
Engaging with GEA
Business model & scope of supply
Contact
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GEA
Global Company with Local Focus
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GEA – “engineering for a better world”
GEA is one of the
largest technology
suppliers for food
processing and a
wide range of other
industries.
4,918
EUR million order intake
18,642
employees (FTEs)
The global group
specializes in machinery,
plants, as well as
process technology and
components.
GEA provides
sustainable solutions for
sophisticated production
processes in diverse
end-user markets and
offers a comprehensive
service portfolio.
4,828
EUR million revenue
The company is listed on
the German MDAX (G1A,
WKN 660 200), the
STOXX® Europe 600 Index
and selected MSCI Global
Sustainability Indexes.
518
EUR million operating
EBITDA
10.7
% operating
EBITDA margin
0.85
EUR per share
dividend proposal
Fiscal year 2018
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Strong Local Presence Around the Globe
North and Central Europe
3,056
North America
1,821
DACH &
Eastern Europe
6,765
643 million
% 13
866 million
% 18
1,039 million
% 22
Latin America
518
Asia Pacific
3,049
347 million
% 7
1,081 million
% 22
GEA locations
(sales offices, service branch or
other GEA sites)
Revenue in 2018
Western Europe, Middle East & Africa
3,434
853 million
Regional revenue split in 2018 (only continued operations)
% 18
Employees in 2018 (FTEs)
%
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Emission Control – Tasks and Technologies
Electrostatic Precipitator:
Dry, Wet, LT Process
Scrubber: Venturi, Jet,
Submerged, RS Type & Radial Flow
• Particulate Matter Removal
Filter: ECOpuls &
Ceramic Candle
• NOx Removal (DeNOx)
Gas Cooler: Quench
& Evaporation Cooler
• Desulphurization (DeSOx)
• Heavy Metal Removal
• VOC & Odor Removal
• Dioxin/Furan Abatement
Catalyst
Reactors
Cyclones
• Specific Processes
• Cooling & Conditioning
• Energy Recovery
EP Absorber
Columns
• Absorption (other gaseous components)
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Spray Drying Absorption
(SDA)
Waste Heat Recovery Units (WHRU)
with e.g. ORC modules
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History of Spray Drying Absorption
1970s
1980s
• SDA Process developed
• Pilot tests in Denmark
1990s
2000s
• SDA consolidated in Europe and US
within the Power Sector
• First SDA installed in a Sinter Plant
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2010s
2020s
• Focus on SEA market
• Market leader in FGC for WtE in
China (+550 atom.)
• SDE for Zero Liquid Discharge
developed with patents ready to
market
First full-scale Power Plant SDA plant in the US
• First SDA WtE Contract in India
First full scale WtE SDA plant in Europe
SDA process for removal of Hg and Dioxin
Change from Turn Key supplier to Licensor
First License Agreements with ABB, Noëll,
Babcock & Willcox
• SDA process combined with dry
injection
• First License Agreements in China
• New applications within Iron, Steel
• Continued development in SEA
• Establish SDE agreements
• First SDA plants operating in India
and Glass industries
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SDA / SDE Technology
Process, Equipment and Construction
• Waste to Energy Sector
• Iron & Steel Industry
• Power Industry
• Spray Drying Evaporation
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SDETM
Spray
Drying Absorption for
Spray
Drying
evaporation
the
Power
GEA patented
Zero Industry
Liquid Discharge Solution
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Head tank
QICSO2
ESP
SO2 + Ca(OH)2 → CaSO3 / CaSO4 + H2O
2 HCl + Ca(OH)2 → CaCl2 + 2 H2O
TIC
Dust collector
To stack
Fly ash
Rotary
atomizer
Optional fly ash pre-collection
End product
Burned
lime
Recycle product
Water
CaO + H2O
Water
Ca(OH)2
Recycle slurry preparation system
Lime preparation
system
Recycle slurry
Lime slurry
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SDA Design for Power Plants
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Chamber: ACP
Gas disperser: DGA + DCS
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1) Inlet flue gas (upper, 60%)
2) Roof gas disperser
3) Rotary atomizer
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4) Inlet flue gas (lower, 40%)
5) Central gas disperser
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6) Product discharge
7) Outlet flue gas
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SDA Design for Power Plants
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Chamber: AGC
Gas disperser: DGC
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1) Inlet flue gas
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2) Roof gas disperser
3) Rotary atomizer
4) Product discharge
5) Outlet flue gas
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F-800 / F-1000 Rotary Atomizer
Rotary atomizer type F-800/F-1000:
Max Motor Power
up to 800 / 1000 kW
Slurry Capacity
up to 90 / 113 t/h
Wheel diameter
350 mm
Wheel rpm
9550
Materials
High alloyed steel parts
Ceramic wear parts
Flexible spindle design
Liquid Feed
Feed Solids
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Experience & Advantages
SDA Proven Solution in Comparison
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Experienced Operating Ranges in GEA SDA Plants
Power Plants
Sinter Plants
Waste to Energy Plants
Total flue gas flow
Nm3/h
18,000 – 4,300,000
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Gas flow per absorber
Nm3/h
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210,000 -1,700 000
30,000 – 260,000
°C
90 - 180
80 - 180
160 - 350
SO2
mg/Nm3
800 – 7,000
500 – 2,000
up to 2,000
HCl
mg/Nm3
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300 – 2,000
HF
mg/Nm3
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up to 50
Hg
mg/Nm3
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up to 2.5
PCDD+PCDF
ng/Nm3
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up to 10
SO2
%
85 - 99
80 – 99
95 - 99
SO3
%
> 99
> 99
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Inlet temperature
INLET CONCENTRATIONS
REMOVAL
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Flue Gas Cleaning Technologies in Comparison
Dry FGD
Semi-dry FGD
Wet FGD
Smaller plants with low gas
volume, lower pollutants
contents and emission
requirements
Small as well as large installations, with
medium to high pollutants contents and strict
emission requirements
Larger installations, e.g power stations
with high pollutants contents and high
emission requirements
60 – 90 %
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80 - 99%
~100 %
80 - 99%
~50 %
Hydrated Lime – Ca(OH)2
Poor
High
Burned / Hydrated Lime - CaO / Ca(OH)2
High
Medium to High
Limestone - CaCO3
High
Low
CaSO3, CaCl2 + other
CaSO3, CaCl2 + other
Gypsum (CaSO4*2H2O) + waste water
Low
Medium
High
Carbon Steel
Carbon Steel
High alloy steel or lined CS
Clean gas reheat necessary
No
No
Yes (or wet stack operation)
Power consumption, relative
Low
Medium
High
Waste water production
No
No
Yes
Primary use:
Removal efficiencies:
- SO2
- SO3
Absorbent
- Type
- Utilization
- Relative absorbent cost
End product
Installations costs
Absorber & FG Duct
material of construction
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References – GEA Niro SDA for the Power Industry
SDA power references: ~ 100
~ 25,000 MW e equipped with SDA
SDA Waste to Energy: More than 220 Plants
> 400 incineration lines equipped with SDA
> 550 atomizers
SDA Sinter & Steel Plants: 120
~ 20,000 m2 sinter band equipped with SDA
Glass Industry: 12 references
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Selected reference
Angamos Unit 1 & 2, Chile:
2 x 260 MW coal fired Power Station
2 x size 10000 SDA w/ F-800
atomizer
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Selected reference
Fynsværket unit 7, Denmark
Boiler size:
350 MWe
Fuel type:
Low S coal
Flue gas flow:
1,200,000 Nm3/h
Year of SDA Inst.:
1990
No. of absorbers:
2
Inlet SO2 conc.:
~1,000 mg/Nm3, dry, 6%O2
Outlet SO2 emission:
5-20 mg/Nm3, dry, 6%O2
DeSOx degree:
98-99 %
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Selected reference
Västerås unit 4, Sweden
Plant owner:
Mälarenergi AB
Boiler size (peat):
155 Mwe
Fuel type:
Peat
Flue gas flow:
460,000 Nm3/h
Year of SDA Installation: 1986
No. of absorbers:
1
Inlet SO2 concentration: ~ 900 mg/Nm3, dry, 6%O2
Outlet SO2 emission:
< 20 mg/Nm3, dry, 6%O2
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Engaging with GEA
Business model & scope of supply
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Delivery Modes
End-User
Contracting
End User
(Utility or SPV)
Flue Gas Cleaning
Contracting
Own
Management.
and Purchase
Case-by-case
Through System
Supplier
Partnership
Agreement
Through EPC
Contractor
License
Agreement
SDA Contracting
GEA
Local
Engineering & Services:
• Basic engineering of entire
SDA system
• (Detailed engineering)
• Design review
• Equipment sizing
• Process engineering
• Control concept
• S/V & Commissioning
• Atomizer assembly
• Training
Engineering & Services:
• Project management
• Detailed engineering
• Workshop drawings
• Lay-out design
• Superior control system
• Electrical engineering
• Site management
• General supervision
• Erection
• Commissioning & training
Supply:
• Rotary atomizer
• AC motor
• Atomizer accessories
• Roof gas disperser
• Wear & spare parts
Supply:
• Flue gas ducting system
• Absorber
• Vessels and tanks
• Bag house filter
• Pumps, valves, piping
• Steel structures
• Electrical and I&C
• Insulation
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Current Licensees & Partners
21 Licensees - Worldwide
Partner & Licensee characteristics:
 Knowledge of the industry and the market
 Owner or supplier to the industry
 Suppliers of boilers, grates, steel structures, ESP/bag
house filters etc.
 Possess inhouse engineering knowledge
Plant Owner
EPC Contractor
System Supplier
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Contact
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Your Danish Contact Persons
Anders Funch Jensen
Head of Emission Control SDA
GEA Denmark Soeborg
[email protected]
Jesper Roedtjer
Mogens Rübner-Petersen
Sales Manager
Sales Manager
GEA Denmark Soeborg
GEA Denmark Soeborg
[email protected]
[email protected]
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