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Restgassen in Nederland : huidige toepassingen en alternatieve energiebesparende toepassingsmogelijkheden
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ECN
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1-12-2000
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ECN-C--99-066
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81
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Abstract:
In the Netherlands many different industrial waste gases are beingproduced. lt is, however, unclear which parties are responsible for the
production of these gases, how large those gas streams are, and their
chemical composition. The main objective of this project is to give an
overview of the Dutch industrial parties involved in waste gas production,
and of the nature, amount and composition of the waste gas streams concerned.
Category 1 waste gases are gases with a low calorific value and gases with a
changing flowrate and/or composition, are being used already to a large
extent for heat and/or power production. Odorous gases, have to be treated to
meet applicable emission constraints. Industrial parties approached, to
analyse their current waste gas policy, with the objective to advise them
about a potential more optimised use of these gases, were, for different
reasons, found to be not very co-operative. For the use of category 2 waste
gas streams, viz. hydrogen-rich gases, the biomass hydrogasification process
seems to offer a very promising concept to produce Substitute Natural Gas
(SNG), from both hydrogen and organic waste steams. Two Dutch industrial
parties are willing to participate in the necessary RDandD-traject for
further developing this 'new' concept. 19 refs.
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