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<strong>Gasification</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Melting</strong><br />

Generate Renewable Energy from Waste while<br />

Minimising Environmental Impact<br />

<strong>Sustainability</strong> <strong>Live</strong> 2013<br />

Energy from Waste Theatre Two, Advanced Thermal Treatment Technologies<br />

16 April 2013<br />

Hisanori Shimakura<br />

General Manager, Business Development


Scope of the<br />

Kobe Steel Group’s<br />

Business Activities<br />

Other<br />

Businesses<br />

Aluminum&<br />

Copper<br />

Iron & Steel<br />

Machinery &<br />

Engineering<br />

Construction<br />

Machinery<br />

Environmental<br />

Business


Profile<br />

KOBELCO Gr. Profile<br />

Parent Company: KOBE STEEL, Ltd.<br />

Founded : 1905 Capital : Approx. £ 1.67 billion<br />

Sales (FY2011) : Approx. £ 13.3 billion<br />

Employees : 35,496 people (as of Mar. 2011)<br />

KOBELCO ECO-SOLUTIONS Co., Ltd.<br />

Established : 1954 Capital : Approx. £ 43 million<br />

Sales (FY2011) : Approx. £ 509 million<br />

Employees : 1,942 people<br />

Affiliated Companies (Total 11) :<br />

Kobelco Eco-Maintenance<br />

Co.,Ltd.<br />

Kakogawa Environment Services Co.,Ltd. . etc.


Inhabitable Area <strong>and</strong> Population Density in Japan<br />

400<br />

Uninhabitable<br />

1800<br />

Area (km2)<br />

350<br />

300<br />

250<br />

200<br />

150<br />

100<br />

50<br />

Inhabitable<br />

Population Density in Inhabitable<br />

Area (n/km2)<br />

1600<br />

1400<br />

1200<br />

1000<br />

800<br />

600<br />

400<br />

200<br />

0<br />

UK<br />

JAPAN<br />

0<br />

UK<br />

JAPAN


Waste Hierarchy<br />

Energy Recovery<br />

Energy Recovery


1400<br />

Daily per capita Quantity of Waste ( grams per day per<br />

person)<br />

1300<br />

Waste Management in Japan<br />

1200<br />

1100<br />

1000<br />

900<br />

60<br />

800<br />

50<br />

40<br />

30<br />

20<br />

10<br />

Quantity of Waste (million tons per year)<br />

0<br />

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010<br />

Thermal treatment Recycling L<strong>and</strong>fill Daily per capita quantity of waste


Significance of <strong>Gasification</strong> & <strong>Melting</strong><br />

Little<br />

L<strong>and</strong>fill<br />

Space<br />

Prevention L<strong>and</strong>,<br />

Air <strong>and</strong> Water from<br />

Contamination<br />

Emission<br />

Abatement<br />

Green<br />

Energy <strong>and</strong><br />

Distributed<br />

Power<br />

Generation<br />

<strong>Gasification</strong><br />

& <strong>Melting</strong>


Process Flow


Process Flow<br />

Waste is fed continuously to the<br />

fluidized bed gasifier


Process Flow<br />

Syngas<br />

Fine particles<br />

Combustibles are gasified<br />

to syngas<br />

Fluidized bed developed<br />

specially for waste using our<br />

extensive experiences<br />

Robust operation<br />

Big particles<br />

No mechanical<br />

device in the<br />

furnace<br />

Recovery of incombustible<br />

<strong>and</strong> aluminum as well as<br />

ferrous material as reusable<br />

material


Process Flow<br />

Generate high temperature<br />

<strong>Melting</strong> of ash without<br />

auxiliary fuel<br />

Syngas<br />

Molten slag is discharged<br />

continuously<br />

Producing high quality<br />

slag as a construction<br />

material


Process Flow<br />

Steam condition : 420ºC x 60bar<br />

High Boiler Efficiency because of less<br />

energy loss from flue gas


Basic Concept for Waste Treatment<br />

High energy efficiency <strong>and</strong><br />

economical<br />

High energy conversion<br />

efficiency by high temperature<br />

<strong>and</strong> less flue gas.<br />

Highly optimized system of ash<br />

melting by refuse retaining heat<br />

Reduction of number of<br />

operators <strong>and</strong> running expenses.<br />

Reliable & Safe operation<br />

Stable treatment<br />

Reliable system<br />

Easy to operate <strong>and</strong><br />

manage<br />

KOBELCO’s <strong>Gasification</strong> & <strong>Melting</strong> System<br />

Every emission (DXNs, TOC, HCl,<br />

et al.) meets European Waste<br />

Incineration Directive<br />

Producing high quality slag<br />

as a construction material<br />

Recovery of aluminum as<br />

well as ferrous material as<br />

reusable material<br />

No harmful substances<br />

Reduction of<br />

final disposal amount<br />

& Recycling


Waste to Material<br />

Generated Slag, Ferrous metal <strong>and</strong> Aluminums Find a Wide Range of Use.<br />

Reference of Slag Recycle<br />

<strong>Gasification</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Melting</strong> Furnace<br />

CHUBU-KAMIKITA Plant<br />

ONO-KATSUYAMA Plant<br />

Gasifier<br />

Aluminum<br />

Ferrous Metal<br />

Slag<br />

<strong>Melting</strong><br />

Furnace<br />

Slag Discharge<br />

Asphalt<br />

Pavement<br />

Slag meet the JIS for quality<br />

(AOMORI)<br />

All slag are sold to NIPPO CORPORATION<br />

for 150 yen/t as asphalt admixture.<br />

AKI Plant (HIROSHIMA)<br />

20t/month of slag are sold to NIHON KOGYO<br />

for 300 yen/t as admixture for interlocking<br />

blocks. Rest of them is sold to NIPPO<br />

CORPORATION for 150 yen/t as asphalt<br />

admixture.<br />

KAZUNO Plant (AKITA)<br />

It is in treaty with local maker. Their slag have<br />

been trial using for pavement on the premise.<br />

And as a trial production, concrete secondary<br />

products are made by them.<br />

ISHINOMAKI Plant (MIYAGI)<br />

All slag are sold to NIPPO CORPORATION<br />

for 150 yen/t as asphalt admixture.<br />

The irons <strong>and</strong> aluminums are also sold.<br />

NAKATSUGAWA Plant (GIFU)<br />

Almost slag are sold to the local vendor<br />

as aggregate.<br />

The irons <strong>and</strong> aluminums are also sold.<br />

(FUKUI)<br />

All slag are sold to MAEDA ROAD CON-<br />

STRUCTION .CO.,LTD. for 50 yen/t as<br />

asphalt admixture.<br />

The irons <strong>and</strong> aluminums are also sold.<br />

NEMURO-HOKUBU Plant<br />

(HOKKAIDO)<br />

All slag are used for frost blanket.<br />

SASHIMA Plant (IBARAKI)<br />

All slag are sold to NIPPO CORPORATION<br />

for 150 yen/t as asphalt admixture.<br />

The irons <strong>and</strong> aluminums are also sold.<br />

IWADE Plant (WAKAYAMA)<br />

IWADE Plant (WAKAYAMA)<br />

All slag are sold to SHOWA REKISEI<br />

KOGYO CO.,LTD. for 150 yen/t as asphalt<br />

admixture.<br />

The irons <strong>and</strong> aluminums are also sold.


84t/day<br />

June,2006<br />

130t/day<br />

November,2002<br />

98t/day<br />

March,2004<br />

143t/day<br />

March,2014<br />

206t/day<br />

March,2008<br />

References<br />

Total 16 plants<br />

Total capacity 2,589t/day<br />

The top supplier of Fluidized Bed<br />

<strong>Gasification</strong> <strong>and</strong> melting<br />

of the end of February, 2013(For municipal waste)<br />

Hokkaido Nemuro-Hokubu Plant<br />

Completed:<br />

62t/day<br />

February,2007<br />

Republic of Korea Gyeonggi-do<br />

Paju-si<br />

Gyoha Env. Management Center<br />

Completed:<br />

Operated for<br />

1year <strong>and</strong> 1months<br />

90t/day<br />

(45t/24h×2units) September,2011<br />

Licensing<br />

Republic of Korea Gyeonggi-do<br />

Seongmam-si Pangyo Clean Tower<br />

Completed:<br />

90t/day<br />

May,2009<br />

Licensing<br />

Miyagi Pref. Ishinomaki Plant<br />

Starting<br />

practical operation:<br />

Completed:<br />

230t/day<br />

Tokyo Capital. Nishiakigawa Operated for<br />

9year <strong>and</strong>7months<br />

Plant<br />

March,2003 December,2002<br />

Aomori Pref. Chubu-Kamikita Plant<br />

for<br />

12years<br />

Completed:<br />

Operated for<br />

5year <strong>and</strong>8months<br />

(31t/24h×2units)<br />

60t/day<br />

(30t/24h×2units) October,2000<br />

The world’s first Practical Plant<br />

Akita Pref. Kazuno Plant<br />

* As<br />

Fukui Pref. Ono<br />

(45t/24h×2units)<br />

Operated for<br />

6year 4months<br />

Fukui Pref. Ono-Katsuyama Plant<br />

Completed:<br />

Operated for<br />

3year <strong>and</strong> 5months<br />

To be completed:<br />

Under<br />

Construction (115t/24h×2units)<br />

March,2014<br />

117t/day<br />

(58.5t/24h×2units)<br />

Hiroshima Pref. Aki Plant<br />

Completed:<br />

60t/day<br />

Operated for<br />

9year <strong>and</strong>11months<br />

(30t/24h×2units)<br />

November,2002<br />

Tochigi Pref. Haga Plant<br />

Completed:<br />

To be completed:<br />

Availability Record 339days/year<br />

Under<br />

Gifu Pref. Nakatsugawa Plant<br />

Ibaraki Pref. Sashima Construction<br />

Plant<br />

Operated for<br />

Completed:<br />

11months<br />

Completed:<br />

Wakayama Pref. Iwade Plant<br />

(42t/24h×2units)<br />

Completed:<br />

Operated for<br />

3year <strong>and</strong>10months<br />

9years <strong>and</strong>11months<br />

Yamanashi Pref. Kofu-Kyoto Kyoto Plant<br />

(65t/24h×2units)<br />

Operated for<br />

8years <strong>and</strong>7months<br />

Under<br />

Construction (49t/24h×2units)<br />

To be completed:<br />

Under Construction<br />

deliberations<br />

Kanagawa Pref. Sagamihara Plant<br />

Completed:<br />

Operated for<br />

2year <strong>and</strong>7months<br />

525t/day<br />

March,2010<br />

Saitama Pref. Kawagoe Plant<br />

Completed:<br />

Operated for<br />

2year <strong>and</strong>7months<br />

(103t/24h×2units)<br />

Operated for<br />

4year <strong>and</strong>7months<br />

(71.5t/24h×2units)<br />

60t/day<br />

(30t/24h×2units) December,2008<br />

369t/day<br />

(123t/24h×3units) March,2017<br />

7<br />

The world’s Largest<br />

(175t/24h×3units)<br />

265t/day<br />

(132.5t/24h×2units) March,2010


KOBELCO can provide Total Solution


Operational Support Service<br />

Remote EfW Plant Monitoring & Support System<br />

EfW plant<br />

Operator console<br />

Remote monitoring<br />

server system<br />

Internet<br />

Web client PC<br />

Fire wall<br />

Broadb<strong>and</strong> Router<br />

KOBELCO Japan<br />

Broadb<strong>and</strong> Router<br />

The operating condition is able to be<br />

checked by KES in real time.<br />

In case of not good condition, KES can<br />

make appropriate suggestion to<br />

optimize the operation, for staffs <strong>and</strong><br />

operators on site, early.<br />

Operation data which are gathered<br />

through the system is able to be<br />

analysed by KES engineers. The<br />

analyse result can contribute greatly to<br />

optimize the operation via PDCA cycle.


R&D


Summary <strong>and</strong> Conclusion<br />

High Energy<br />

Efficiency<br />

Cost<br />

Performance<br />

Reduction of<br />

Environmental Load<br />

Reliable Operation<br />

High temperature<br />

<strong>and</strong> less flue gas<br />

enables high<br />

energy<br />

conversion<br />

efficiency even<br />

for small plants<br />

No auxiliary fuel<br />

for ash melting<br />

Low parasitic<br />

load – no<br />

mechanical<br />

device in<br />

furnaces<br />

Molten ash – slag<br />

for construction<br />

Ferrous material<br />

<strong>and</strong> aluminum for<br />

recycle.<br />

Low emission<br />

All the facilities<br />

operate reliably.<br />

Chubu-Kamikita<br />

has been operating<br />

for more than 12<br />

years<br />

Ohno-Katsuyama<br />

achieved<br />

availability record<br />

for more than 8,000<br />

hours.<br />

Higher Energy<br />

Efficiency<br />

Future Direction<br />

Save Utilities<br />

<strong>and</strong><br />

Cost


End Title<br />

Hisanori Shimakura<br />

Professional Engineer<br />

General Manager<br />

Business Development<br />

h.shimakura@kobelco-eco.co.jp<br />

http://www.kobelco-eco.co.jp

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