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Haalbaarheid rookgasreinigingsintegratie van een wervelbedinstallatie met een AVI: Energetisch efficiëntere en kosteneffectievere verwerking van
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ECN
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1-12-2004
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ECN-C--04-115
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59
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Abstract:
Due to changing (inter)national regulations for the use of meat andbone meal, its application as a fuel for energy production has gained
enormous interest. The AEB (Afval Energie Bedrijf Amsterdam) are interested
in actual conversion of meat and bone meal at their current waste incineration
plant (AVI) site. One of the options to use meat and bone meal is to
combust it in a fluidised bed combustion installation. Such an installation
can, on a small scale, be integrated with the existing fluegas cleaning
of the AVI, hence reducing the costs of a small case test and demonstration
facility.
Within this study the technical and economic feasibility of a fluidised
bed combustion installation, both integrated with the existing fluegas
cleaning and stand-alone with a separate fluegas cleaning, are evaluated
and compared with the alternative concept of co-combustion in the current
AVI.
It can be concluded that fluidised bed combustion should be preferred
above co-combustion in the current AVI. Furthermore small-scale integrated
and stand-alone fluidised bed combustion of a mixture of bone and animal
meal with sludge can be both economic and technical feasible considering
currently acceptable gate fee values, even without taking any governmental
incentives like the MEP regulation into consideration.
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