CCT 2017 PROGRAMME – DAY 3
THURSDAY THE 11TH OF MAY 2017
CONGRESS HALL T1
Congress Hall T1 | Congress Hall T3 | Congress Hall T4
20 Years of CCS: Accelerating FutureDeployment
– Samantha McCulloch, International Energy Agency, France
An update on the ROAD project
– Andy Read, ROAD CCS Project, Netherlands
Overview and status update of carbon capture & geologic storage major demonstration & commercial projects in North America
– Thomas Sarkus, National Energy Technology Laboratory, USA
Development of energy efficient CO₂ capture technologies
– Svein Gunnar Bekken, Gassnova SF, Norway
Long term operation results for an advanced PCC system at coal-fired power plant
– Yasuro Yamanaka, IHI Corporation, Japan
Pilot plant improvement and experimentation for CO2 capture with amine solvents
– Paolo Deiana ENEA – Italian Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development, Italy
Metal aerosol emissions from coal and biomass combustion for carbon capture applications
– Karen N. Finney, University of Sheffield, UK
Panel session A way forward for CCS
Samantha McCulloch – IEA
Keith Whiriskey – Bellona
Thomas Sarkus – NETL
Andy Read – ROAD CCS Project
Toward realization of a hydrogen energy supply chain
– Ryo Chishiro, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan
New markets for coal – chemicals and performance materials
– Richard Horner, University of Wyoming, USA
Design and modelling of a biomass/coal co-pyrolysis unit for advanced fuel synthesis
– Konstantinos Atsonios, Centre for Research & Technology Hellas / Chemical Process & Energy Resources Institute, Greece
Towards CO₂-emission-free coal technology
– Christian Wolfersdorf, TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Institute for Energy Process Engineering and Chemical Engineering, Germany
Key drivers of Turkish coal policy
– Mücella Ersoy, Chief Engineer, TKI, Turkish Coal Enterprises
EU legal framework impact and technological issues related to the power sector in Poland
– Kazimierz Szynol, Tauron Wytwarzanie, Poland
Closing statements
– Andrew Minchener
CONGRESS HALL T3
Congress Hall T1 | Congress Hall T3 | Congress Hall T4
Development of an advanced ultra-supercritical component test facility including 760°C superheater and steam turbine
– Horst Hack, Electric Power Research Institute, USA
Investigation of the hot corrosion behaviors of Sanicro™ 25 – a potential candidate for superheater and reheaters in high efficiency AUSC fossil power plants
– Yanyan Bi, Sandvik, China
Assessment of materials data for advanced coal plants
– Nigel Simms, Cranfield University, UK
Advanced monitoring of the fouling process on water walls
– Matthias Reiche, TU Dresden, Germany
Thermooptical measuring technique – A highly efficient tool to increase the efficiency of coal combustion and minimize negative emmissions
– Andreas Diegeler, Fraunhofer Society, Germany
Regulatory reforms in technology and pollution standards in the coal based thermal power sector in india
– Chandra Bhushan, CSE, India
Study of elemental mercury oxidation over SCRcatalysts under oxy-fuel combustion conditions
– M. Mercedes Díaz Somoano, Instituto Nacional del Carbón – CSIC, Spain
Long-term monitoring of selenium in flue gas desulfurization wastewater with fully automated online process monitor
– Seiichi Ohyama, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan
Experimental and modelling analysis of seawater scrubbers for sulphur dioxide removal in coal-fired power plants
– Domenico Flagiello, University of Naples, Federico II – DICMaPI, Italy
Investigation of MoS₂ nanosheet containing adsorbents for Hg0 Capture: an experimental approach
– Tao WU, The University of Nottingham Ningbo, China
CO₂-free coal-fired power generation by partial oxy-fuel and post-combustion CO₂ capture. Part 1: performance assessment
– Vittorio Tola, University of Cagliari, Italy
CO₂-free coal-fired power generation by partial oxy-fuel and post-combustion CO₂ capture. Part 2: economic analysis
– Alberto Pettinau, Sotacarbo S.p.A., Italy – Alberto Pettinau, Sotacarbo S.p.A., Italy
Thermodynamic and exergetic analysis of oxycombustion and efficiency improvement via process
– Renato Manuel Pereira Cabral, Imperial College London, UK
Experimental study of the ignition temperature of five coals under oxyfuel atmospheres
– Lei Cai, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Chin
CONGRESS HALL T4
Congress Hall T1 | Congress Hall T3 | Congress Hall T4
How to utilize low grade coals below 1000kcal/kg
– Falk Hoffmeister, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Europe GmbH, Germany
Small technical scale parametric investigation of co-firing of hard coal and pre-dried lignite under part load conditions in the scope of enhancing the flexibility of hard coal fired power stations.
– Ioannis Papandreou, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Study on the structural evolution of molecular skeleton and mobile phase during pyrolysis process of a Chinese low-rank coal
– Song Hu, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Co-Liquefaction of Yatağan lignite and waste tires under catalytic conditions
– Cemil Koyunoglu, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
Environmental performance of the exergy UCG Technology: Groundwater protection and global warming impacts
– M.S. Blinderman Ergo Exergy Technologies Inc, Canada
Underground coal gasification – efficient in-situ CO2 capture and conversion
– Johan van Dyk, Africary, South Africa
Experimental simulations of underground coal gasification with hydrogen for methane-rich gas production
– Krzysztof Kapusta, Główny Instytut Górnictwa, Poland
Environmental controls for underground coal gasification: A successful demonstration from the Queensland government UCG Pilot program
– Cliff Mallett, Carbon Energy Limited and China University of Mining and Technology, Australia/ China
Dry separation of coal using an autogenous medium
– Davaasuren Jambal, University of Science and Technology (UST), KIGAM, South Korea
Na and Ca removal from Zhundong coal by a novel CO2-water leaching method and the fusion behavior of the leached coal ash
– Yaxin Gao, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Porosity, morphology and structural ordering of Pittsburgh no.8 coal chars generated at high temperatures and elevated pressures
– Sarma Pisupati, The Pennsylvania State University, USA
Separation of fine coal using an enhanced gravity separator
– Youjun Tao, China University of Mining & Technology, China