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"Transilvania" University of Brasov, Romania Rezumat. Aceast lucrare prezint ct eva consideraii despre combustia biomasei l emnoase i instalaiile industriale ale acesteia. Sunt prezentat e princip alele tehnologii care utilizeaz rmiele lemnoase pentru producerea energiei reg enerabile i princip alele el emente din care sunt realizate sistemele de combustie. Cuvinte cheie: biomas lemnoas, instalaie industrial, energie regen erabil Abstract. This work-paper p res ents some consideration about combustion of wood en biomass and its industrial installation. It is presented the main technologies that utilise wood waste to produce renewable energy and the main key elements whi ch mak e up a typical wood combustion systems. Key words: wooden biomass, industrial installation, renewable energy
1. Aspecte introductive
Una dintre cele mai serioase consecine ecologice ale creterii bioxidului de carbon este cunoscut ca nclzirea global a atmosferei. O posibil metod pentru a prentmpina aceast problem este substituirea cu energie regenerabil a unei pri din purttorii de energie fosil. Biomasa este prietenoas cu mediul, iar CO2 neutru din momentul n care CO2 format n timpul arderii egaleaz cantitatea care a fost legat de planta original n timpul perioadei de vegetaie. Biomasa poate fi ars n instalaii convenionale de combustie i folosirea sa n aceste scopuri nu necesit investiii majore de infrastructur, spre deosebire de energia apei, soarelui i a vntului [1]. Este logic ca energia lemnoas s fie utilizat n rile cu pduri mari, ca Sue dia, Finlanda i Austria, unde biomasa lemnoas este ampl (prin fabricile de mobil i cherestea) [2]. n rile europene mai populate, ca Frana, Germania i Spania, folosirea energiei lemnului este folosit cu predilecie n regiunile forestiere.
1. Introductory aspects
One of the most serious ecological consequences of the CO2 increase is known as global warming. A possible method for attacking this problem is the substitution of renewable energy for part of the fossil energy carriers. Biomass is an environment friendly and CO2 neutral energy source since the amount of CO2 formed during its combustion equals to the quantity that was bound by the original plant during its vegetation period. Biomass can be burned in conventional combustion systems and its use usually does not require major infrastructural investments, unlike as water power, sun and wind energy [1]. It is logical that wood energy is used more in countries with large forests like Swe den, Finland and Austria where biomass activity sectors are especially sizeable (by furniture and building timber and lumber) [2]. In more highly populated European countries with large surface areas like France, Germany or Spain, the use of wood energy are particularly localised in forest regions.
Figura 1. Raportul dintre fotosintez i arderea biomasei lemnoase [3] Figure 1. The ratio between photosynthesis and wooden biomass combustion [3]
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Instalaii pentru combustia industrial a biomasei lemnoase Cele apte principale tehnologii care utilizeaz rmiele lemnoase sau biomasa lemnoas pentru producerea energiei regenerabile sunt: 1. Combustia direct a biomasei lemnoase pentru generarea aburului supranclzit prin transfer termic. Combustia direct este procesul folosit de peste 90 % din fabricile de bioenergie ale lumii. n general, gazele calde obinute din combustia biomasei curg peste un banc de evi, nclzindu-le pentru a produce abur. Acest principiu este similar cu tehnologia implementat de multe fabrici de cherestea care folosesc rmiele lemnoase proprii pentru a produce abur pentru uscare sau pentru presele plcilor din fibre de lemn. 2. Combustia direct a biomasei lemnoase pentru a genera electricitate i cldur (generare combinat de cldur i putere). Prin adugarea unei turbine de abur la procesul de ardere direct este posibil s se genereze electricitate, care s fie folosit pe loc sau n reeaua naional de electricitate. 3. Arderea n amestec. Combustia rmielor lemnoase cu crbune sau roturi (de la rafinriile de zahr) pentru generarea electricitii. Rmitele lemnoase pot fi aprovizionate sub multiple forme: achii, biogaz de la gazeificare sau biouleiuri. 4. Piroliza. nclzirea rmielor lemnoase n mediu controlat (fr oxigen) s produc cantiti diferite de ulei, gaz si crbune. Gaz ul poate fi ars s produc electricitate, iar biouleiul este folosit pentru nlocuirea motorinei la generatoarele staionare. 5. Gazeificarea. nclzirea biomasei lemnoase cu un coninut redus de oxigen pentru a transforma o mare parte din lemn n gaz. Este un proces de nalt eficien i sunt disponibile numai cteva aplicaii comerciale timpurii. 6. Peletizare/brichetare. Combustibili inginereti ca peleii i brichetele din lemn sunt realizai prin comprimarea particulelor fine de lemn cu rini de amestec, n prezena cldurii, pentru a produce blocuri mici care pot fi arse n combinaie cu crbunele n centralele termice sau pot fi folosite n gospodriile rneti pentru nclzire [4]. n Danemarca sunt produse n fiecare an peste un milion de tone de pelei din rmie de lemn, ca resurs de cldur comercial sau casnic. 7. Producia biologic i chimic a lichidelor combustibile. Producia de combustibili lichizi din rmitele lemnoase, ca etanolul, se bazeaz pe o serie de reacii chimice i procese biologice care transform lemnul n zaharuri simple i apoi n etanol. Nu este disponibil nici o aplicaie comercial a acestei tehnologii. The seven main technologies that utilise wood waste or wooden biomass to produce renewable energy are: 1. Direct combustion of wooden biomass to generate super-heated steam by heat transfer. Direct combustion is the process used by over 90 % of the worlds bio energy plants. In general, the hot gases derived from biomass combustion flow over a set of tube banks, heat the water in the tube banks to produce steam. This is similar to the technology employed by many timber mills who use their wood waste to produce heat and steam for drying or to operate fibreboard presses. 2. Direct combustion of wooden biomass to generate electricity and heat (cogeneration of combined heat and power). By adding a steam turbine to the direct combustion processes it is possible to generate electricity which can be used on site or sold into the grid. 3. Co-firing - combustion of wood waste with coal and/or bagasse (from sugar refineries) to generate electricity. Wood waste can be supplied in multiple forms, including woodchips, wood gas (from gasification) or bio-oil (from pyrolysis). 4. Pyrolysis. The heating of wood waste in a controlled environment (with no oxygen) to produce varying quantities of oil, gas and charcoal. The gas can be burnt to produce electricity and the bio-oil can be used as a substitute for diesel fuel by stationary power generators. 5. Gasification. The heating of wooden biomass with a small content of oxygen under conditions that turn a high proportion of the wood into a gas. It is a highly efficient process and some early commercial applications of the technology are available. 6. Pelletisation/briquetting. Engineered fuels such as wood pellets and briquettes are made by compressing fine wood particles and resinous compounds in the presence of heat to produce small blocks that can be co-fired in coal-fired power stations or used directly in home heating units [4]. Over a million tonnes of wood pellets are produced in Denmark each year as a commercial and home heating resource. 7. Chemical-biological production of liquid fuels. The production of liquid fuels such as ethanol from wood waste is based on a series of chemical reactions and biological processes which convert wood into chemically-simple sugars and then ethanol. Not any commercial applications of this technology are currently available.
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Figura 1. Schia instalaiei pentru combustia biomasei lemnoase (1 - transportor pentru evacu area cenu ei; 2 - grtar mobil; 3 - spaiu de ardere; 4 - cazan; 5 - conduct pentru circulaia gazului; 6 - separator de scnt ei; 7 - ventilator; 8 - co; 9 - injecie de aer secundar; 10 - dozajul combustibilului; 11 - injecia aerului primar; 12 - depozit de cenu) Figure 1. Sketch of biomass combustion (1 - screw conveyer for ash evacuate; 2 - movable grade; 3 - flame tube; 4 - boiler; 5 - flue gas circulation; 6 - dust separator; 7 - exhaust fan; 8 - chimney; 9 - secondary air injection; 10 - fuel dosage; 11 - primary air injection; 12 - ash storage)
3. Concluzii finale
Protocolul de la Kyoto cere o reducere subtanial a emisiilor de gaze. Folosirea biomasei lemnoase pentru nclzire este una din cile de realizare ale acestui obiectiv. Comisia European susine financiar n mod expres folosirea biomasei pentru scopurile de nclzire. Multe ri europene (iar Romnia ncearc) promoveaz folosirea biomasei lemnoase n programele naionale. Folosirea biomasei nu este numai un motiv ecologic, ci i un punct tare al zilelor noastre, pentru c biomasa lemnoas este cea mai accesibil dintre energiile regenerabile.
3. Final conclusion
The Kyoto Protocol demands a substantial reduction in gas emissions. Using wood biomass for heating is one of the most cost-effective ways of achieving this objective. Indeed, the European Commission expressly supports the increased use of biomass fuel for heating purposes. A growing number of European countries (and our country also tries) promote the use of wooden biomass fuel in national programs. Using of biomass is not only ecological reasons that are behind the political support for renewable energy, but a hard point of our days because biomass makes part from these renewable energies, the most accessible from these.
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