CCT 2017 Programme – Day 1
Tuesday the 9th of May 2017
Congress Hall T1
Congress Hall T1 | Congress Hall T3 | Congress Hall T4
Jean-Francois Gagné
– Head of Energy Technology Policy, International Energy Agency
Ashok Ganesan
– General Manager of Steam Plant Solutions, GE Power Services
Chair: Andrew Minchener
MHPS`s activity for clean coal technologies
Yasuhiro Yamauchi, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power, Systems LTD, Japan
DEWA and coal
Neil Grant, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, United Arab Emirates
China’s national demonstration coal power project achieves around 50% net efficiency with a 600°C class material
Li Li, Waigaoqiao Power Plant, China
Firing straw and other fuels at the Avedøre power plant Unit 2
Preben Messerschmidt, Ramboll Energi, Denmark
Beneficial effects of dry bottom ash extraction and recycling in modern PCF power plants Simone Savastano, Magaldi Power S.p.A., Italy
Chair: Yue Guangxi
Optimization of coal and combustion air distribution
Kitae Kang, Korea Southern Power
Supercritical power plant, life assessment methodology and a case study
Saravana Bavan Balakrishnan, WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff, UK
Improvement of operational flexibility of 225 MWe power unit in EDF Polska’s Rybnik Power Plant
Daniel Nabagło, EDF, Poland
A predictive method for low-load off-design operation of a lignite fired power plant Konstantinos Atsonios, Centre for Research; Technology Hellas / Chemical Process; Energy Resources Institute, Greece
Commercialising low cost, clean drying technologies for power and industry
Miri Zlatnar, Coomtech, UK
Chair: Charles Soothill
Guaranteed reductions in NOx emissions and fuel consumption for Drax`s 660MW biomass boilers
Dietrich-Georg Ellersiek, Siemens, Germany
SNCR for large combustion plants – most recent application at a 380 MWe lignite-fired boiler
Zoltan Teuber, ERC Technik GmbH, Germany
Large furnace SNCR experience with multiple coals
Piers de Havilland, Fuel Tech, USA
Adaptions of Polish coal-fired power plants to meet existing (IED) and new emission limits (BAT conclusions/BREF) based on Patnow Power Plant
Robert Żmuda, SBB ENERGY S.A., Poland
First evaluation of a multicomponent flue gas cleaning concept using chlorine dioxide –
Experiments on chemistry and process performance
Anette Heijnesson Hultén, Akzo Nobel, Sweden
Congress Hall T3
Congress Hall T1 | Congress Hall T3 | Congress Hall T4
Chair: Nelia Jurado
Co-firing high ratios of woody biomass with coalin a 150 MW pulverized coal boiler:Properties of initial deposits and the effect on tube corrosion
Dedy Eka Priyanto, IHI Corporation, Japan
Nitrogen partitioning during pyrolysis and combustion of biomass fuels
Juan Riaza, University of Edinburgh, UK
Biomass-coal blends behaviour under different atmospheres using thermogravimetric analysis and mass spectrometry (TA-MS)
Iñigo Rodilla,CIEMAT, Spain
Briquettes from sugarcane crop residue as a potential fuel for co-firing biomass-coal in the South-West Colombian region
Jesus Agualimpia, Universidad del Valle, Colombia
Phosphorus transformation characteristics during co-firing of municipal sewage sludge and cotton stalk
Qiangqiang Ren, Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Chair: Giorgio Cau
Bio-energy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS): Opportunities for efficiency improvement
Mai Bui, Imperial College London, UK
Modeling and economic evaluation of carbon capture and storage technologies integrated into coal and biomass MTG plants
Claudia Bassano, ENEA, Italy
Carbon capture and utilisation technologies applied to energy conversion systems and other industrial applications
Calin-Cristian Cormos, Babes-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Process analysis of co-firing of coal and biomass in a power generation system integrated with CO2 capture and compression system
Usman Ali, University of Sheffield, UK
Chair: Mohammed Pourkashanian
Wood pellet co-firing – some topics of conducted conversions
Falk Hoffmeister, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Europe GmbH, Germany
Black Pellets: Status Update
Michiel Carbo, ECN,Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands
On cofiring as a strategy to mitigate ash deposition during combustion of a high-alkali Xinjiang coal
Dunxi Yu, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Drying and torrefaction of a coal/biomass mixture by using COMB Technology
Sihyun LEE, Korea Institute of Energy Research, South Korea
Assessment of biomass co-firing under oxy-fuel conditions on Hg speciation and ash deposit formation.
Mluisa Contreras, CIEMAT, Spain
Congress Hall T4
Congress Hall T1 | Congress Hall T3 | Congress Hall T4
Chair: Yngve Larring
Dynamic simulation of fluidized bed chemical looping combustion process with an iron-based oxygen carrier
Ana-Maria Cormos, Babes-Bolyai University, Faculty Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Romania
Performance of Mn-Fe-based oxygen carriers in coal combustion by iG-CLC and CLaOU processes
Juan Adánez, Instituto de Carboquimica-CSIC, Spain
Selecting a low-cost oxygen carrier in Southwestern Colombia, and its use in in-situ gasification chemical looping combustion technology
Carmen Rosa Forero, Universidad del Valle, Columbia
Reduction kinetic studies of Indian Ilmenite as an oxygen carrier for chemical looping combustion
Prabakaran Viswanathan, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India
A reaction mechanism study of methane and Ni-based oxygen carrier for chemical looping reforming
Xin Guo, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Chair: Alberto Pettinau
Solid fuels co-combustion modelling in a stoker furnace
Ewa Marek, University of Nottingham, UK
A study of the relationships between the micro-Raman spectral parameters and the combustion characteristics of 32 kinds of Chinese coal
Jun Xu, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Pyrolysis and combustion characterization of coal, biomass and their blends by thermogravimetric analysis
Mauro Mureddu, Sotacarbo S.p.A. Italy
Effect of bagasse composition, devolatilization temperature, particle size and type of devolatilization atmosphere on char morphology of coal-bagasse blends
Eliana Paredes, Universidad del Valle, Colombia
Prediction of syngas composition from pyrolysis of waste-derived feedstocks in the UK using Aspen Plus
Nelia Jurado, Cranfield University, UK
Chair: Tatiana Bogatova
Towards high-fidelity simulations of coal gasification
Michele Vascellari, TU Freiberg, Germany
DEM simulations of coal particles in entrained-flow slagging gasifiers: particle-particle interaction at different burning levels
Francesco Saverio Marra, Istituto di Ricerche sulla Combustione – CNR, Italy
Reaction behaviour of fuels of different quality in entrained flow gasifiers
Andreas Geißler, TU München – Energy Systems, Germany
Impact characteristics of particles onto a flat wall relevant to entrained-flow gasifiers
Maurizio Troiano, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, Italy
Study on the reactivity and structural characteristics of alkali-rich biomass chars in coal co-hydrogasification
Xingjun Wang, East China University of Science and Technology, China