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Waste to Energy
Heat recovery from waste
Riverside EfW plants, London UK 2,332t/d 65MW
1881
Incorporated
1934
Employees
9,171 (consolidated)*
Paid-in Capital
Net Sales
Headquarters
Environmental Systems
Waste to Energy plants
Material recycle system
Water & sludge treatment etc.
Industrial Plants
Desalination Plants
Power generation facilities
Renewable energy etc.
Infrastructure
Shield tunneling machines
Bridges
Disaster prevention systems etc.
Process Equipment
Pressure vessels
Spent nuclear fuel storage cask &
canister(container) etc.
Machinery
Marine diesel engines
Press machines
Precision machinery etc.
*(As of March 31, 2014)
1. WASTE TO ENERGY
Power Generation
Waste receiving
and feeding
Ash treatment
Condenser
Deaerator
Condensate
tank
Cooling water
Slaked lime
Refuse crane
Activated carbon
Refuse
Heat recovery
boiler
Super heater
Economizer
Flue gas
cooler
Bag filter
IDF
Furnace
Stack
Ash crane
Refuse
bunker
Fly Ash
Treatment
Facility
Ash bunker
Improvement
of living
standard
Effective
utilization
of unused
energy
Reduce
impact on
environment
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2012
(Target)
<5%
5%<
<10%
10%<
<15%
15%<
<20%
20%<
Client
Riverside Resource
Recovery Ltd.
Start-up
2010
Technology
Furnace
Energy recovery
Flue gas treatment
Technical Data
Fuel
Waste capacity
Net calorific value
Thermal capacity
Steam
Municipal waste
2,290t/d (763t, 3 lines)
9.0 MJ/kg
3 x 79.5 MW
3 x 54 t/h (72 bar, 427C)
10
11
Client
Osaka city
Start-up
2010
Technology
Furnace
Energy recovery
Flue gas treatment
Technical Data
Fuel
Waste capacity
Thermal capacity
Power out put
Steam
Municipal waste
400 t/day (200t/d, 2 lines)
2 x 29 MW
10MW
2 x 74 t/h (40 bar, 400C)
12
21
Refuse
Ash/Residue
Flue gas
Combustion air
Steam
Condensate
Waste water
19
4 Feed hopper
18
17
20
10 Economizer
11
13
10
4
16
12 Wet scrubber
14
13 Gas reheater
14 SCR
12
15 IDF
5
1
16 Stack
8
2
11 Fabric filter
15
6
23
24
22
20 Condensate tank
21 Available waste heat facility
22 Residue screening system
23 Fly ash treatment system
13
= 1,650 kcal/kg
= 47,850 kW
Power generation (kW)
= 11,500 kW
14
Electric Power
Main Features
Efficiency
Up to 27%
15
Main Process
Efficiency
Efficiency
Up to 84%
Up to 62%
16
Efficiency
Up to 50%
17
Heat source
Method
Medium
Temp.
Heat recovery
amount
Heat user
Hikarigaoka,
Tokyo
Turbine exhaust
Water
condenser
Hot water
45
36GJ/h
Nakatsugawa
Melting furnace
cooling water
Trans heat
container
Heat
medium
70
3.6GJ/container
Taishou,
Osaka
Boiler steam
Trans heat
container
Heat
medium
130
0.9GJ/container
Turbine exhaust
Binary
generation
Electricity
155kW (Net)
Power provider
Morinomiya,
Osaka
Boiler steam
Boiler
Steam
220
150GJ/h
Ichihara
Turbine exhaust
Water
condenser
Hot water
80
7.0GJ/h
Greenhouse for
agricalcure
Higashi Saitama
Turbine exhaust
Heat pump
Hot water
90
20.9GJ/h
Swimming pool
Toubu,
Kobe
Scrubber
exhaust heat
Heat
exchanger
Hot water
45-60
19.88GJ/h
From 2014.12
Copyright Hitachi Zosen Corp.
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Start-up
Technology
Furnace
Technical Data
Waste capacity
Power out put
Waste
High
Temperature
Water, 130
Grate furnace
300 t/day (150t/d, 2 lines)
4,000kW
Incineration
&
Boiler
Steam
STG
Electricity
heat
exchanger
water-cooled
condenser
Gymnasium
Elderly facility
Low
Temperature
Water, 45
Greenhouse
District heating
and cooling
From 2014.12
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Case2: Nakatsugawa
Client
Start-up
Technology
Furnace
Technical Data
Waste capacity
Power out put
Environment Center
Nakatsugawa, Gifu
2004
Gasifying and melting furnace
98 t/day (49t/d, 2 lines)
900kW
From 2014.12
Copyright Hitachi Zosen Corp.
20
Grate furnace
600 t/day (300t/d, 2 lines)
3,000kW(Steam turbine
250kWBinary generation)
From 2014.12
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2. CO-GENERATION SYSTEM
22
0 .5
10
20
30 40
Gas Turbine
501Kb7S
VHP6
LM2500
20V34SG
Gas Engine
16V34SG
TCG2020V16
Diesel Engine
W18V32
23
Co-Generation System
Power generation system with a total efficiency exceeding
80% achieved with heat recovery from exhaust gas.
Environmental-friendly system by reducing GHG emissions.
Self-standing power generating system even in the grid blackout situation.
Peak-cut operation is possible
Electricity 30%
Total efficiency
Fuel input
100%
Steam 50%
80%
Loss 20%
24
Gas Turbine
Number of Plants
Number of Engines
Total
GT-10 (4,000kW)
10
16
54,300kW
GT-13 (5,000kW)
14,500kW
GT-15 (6,000kW)
16,200kW
VHP6 (6,000kW)
27
34
208,280kW
LM-2500 (22,000kW)
106,100kW
Others
12
21
335,800kW
Total
56
81
735,180kW
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GT-10
RRC 501-KB5S
GT-13
RRC 501-KB7S
VHP-6
RRC 501-KH5
Power Output
Steam
11.0 t/h
Efficiency
Electricity 27.0%
Steam
50.8%
Total
77.8%
Power Output
Steam
Efficiency
12.2 t/h
Electricity 29.5%
Steam
45.2%
Total
75.4%
Power Output
6,1004,200 kW Variable
Steam
Efficiency
0.48.7 t/h
Electricity 39.029.9%
Steam
1.946.6%
Total
40.976.5%
26
High Reliability
More than 13,000 units for Aero, 1,900 units for Power Generation
Easy Maintenance
Sectioned in 6 modules
Spare Engines available, anytime dispatchable for an emergency GT replacement
work (only few hours)
27
Process Steam
Superheated
Steam
Exhaust Gas
Fuel
Combustion
Chamber
Generator
Compressor
Turbine
Stack
HRSG
RRC 501-KH5
Gas Turbine
Electric Power
Intake Air
SIMPLE CYCLE
Process Steam
Fuel
Exhaust Gas
Combustion
Chamber
Generator
Compressor
Turbine
HRSG
RRC 501-KB5S
Gas Turbine
Electric Power
Stack
Intake Air
28
Mark
Mark
Mark
Ambient Temp.
15
15
Ambient Temp.
15
15
Power Output
kW
6,100
6,120
Power Output
kW
4,200
4,220
Steamf for GT
kg/h
9,792
9,792
Steamf for GT
kg/h
2,052
2,054
kg/h
400
3,500
kg/h
8,678
9,408
Fuel Consumption
kcal/kW
2,207
2,370
Fuel Consumption
kcal/kW
2,878
2,881
Electrical Efficiency
39.0
36.3
Electrical Efficiency
29.9
29.9
40.9
51.9
76.5
81.4
NO Energy is Wasted!!
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Air Compressor
Air Compressor
Combustion Liner
Fuel Nozzle
Gas Turbine
Air Intake
Exhaust Gas
Power
Outtake
30
Generator
Reduction Gear
Gas Turbine
31
Hitz VHP6(1)
32
Hitz VHP6(2)
33
34
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