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Treatment and energy recovery of waste in China A paradox for municipal solid waste incineration in China Prof. Dr. Zhao Youcai Tongji University zhaoyoucai@tongji.edu.cn Contents l Municipal solid wastes incineration l Food


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Treatment and energy recovery of waste in China

——A paradox for municipal solid waste incineration in China

  • Prof. Dr. Zhao Youcai

Tongji University zhaoyoucai@tongji.edu.cn

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l Municipal solid wastes incineration l Food wastes anaerobic digestions for methane and hydrogen production l Sewage sludge anaerobic digestions for methane production l Biomass to energy by pyrolysis

Contents

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l Refuse quantity is huge in China, 170-200 M t/a collected in 661cities, and over 50 M t/a for rural areas without collection l Incineration is an option in terms of resource regeneration and energy recovery, with over 190 plants in operation in China, over 30 M t/a being incinerated, 30%of total MSW

Municipal solid wastes in China 2010

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l Over 700 sanitary landfills, 100 M t/a being landfilled, as a cost-effective method and storage venue of resource l 7 composting plants, 1 M t/a being treated, with limited way to go for the products due to its multi- components l 76 “integrated treatment plants”, with mechanical separation and landfill together

Municipal solid wastes in China 2013

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Inciner ncineration ion styles les Both fluidized bed and stoke grate predominate, with a percentage of 40% and 51%, respectively and the priority of stoke grate incinerator

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Stoc

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k grate e inciner incinerator

  • r supplier

uppliers

l Overseas suppliers:

– Noell-KRC Corporation (Germany), Steinmuller Corporation (Germany), Basic Corporation (USA), Alstom Corporation (France), Seghers Corporation (Belgium), VonRoll (Swizerland), Missubishi Heavy Industries (Japan), Takuma Co. Ltd (Japan), Hitach Zosen Corporation (Japan)

l Domestic suppliers:

– Weiming Group (WenZhou), New Century Energy (HangZhou), San Feng (ChongQing)

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l Most of incineration plants located in the East and South East China l Zhejiang Province and Guandong Province are the predominated area

The distribution of incineration plants in mainland, China 2008

Loca Location ion of

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he inciner incinerator

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Mot

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incinerat ation ion

l Variation of waste composition l The promotion activity of incineration plants

– a power-for-money deal situation – a leading technology -“the face-saving project” or “achievement Project"

l The policy of tax preference, electricity price policies and compensation for refuse treatment: 0.5-0.7 Yuan RMB/kwh, higher than that of 0.25 Yuan RMB/kwh from coal power plant

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Mot

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ivat ation ion dr driv iven en for

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incinerat ation ion l Dominated companies” pushing” and “low cost” concepts, with over-negative towards to landfill l Technological superiority

— Volumn reduction: reduction rate 80%~90% — End-of-pipe disposal:850℃~900℃, disinfection in high temperature — Waste-to-energy:generating capacity 300~350kwh per ton refuse ,amount to 120~140kg standard coal

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Cost and health worry l Very expensive, complicated to operate, wasteful of resources and the release of some by-products l One survey cited by China Daily: – 92% of residents thought the incinerator would harm their health, and 97% were opposed to its construction

Par arado adox x of

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incineration ion plant plant

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Challenge hallenge -

  • Dioxin

ioxin

Dioxins

l a high-level pollutant, and are listed by the International Agency for Research on Cancer as a level

  • ne carcinogen

l China new standard and EU DIRECTIVE 2000/76/EC about 0.1 ng-TEQ/Nm3 l Survey on 19 incineration plants

– PCDD/Fs from 16 MSW incinerators were below the MEP regulation level of 1.0 ng -TEQ Nm3 – only 6 systems were below the limit in EU Directive 2000/76/ EC of 0.1 ng I-TEQ Nm3

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incineration ion plant plant

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Challenge hallenge -

  • Dioxin

ioxin

Dioxins

l Low treatment fee from the local government: 5 US$, 8 US$, 10 US$, per ton waste! l Use of little active carbon for dioxin absorption, and even use of a few lime for flue gas treatment l Delay of the treatment fee payment from the authorities concerned

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Challenge hallenge -

  • Dioxin

ioxin

Moisture of wastes

l 60% moisture in the wastes l Compression and bio-dewater for 5-7 days storage to convert the moisture to leachate l 30% leachate of the wastes generated in the summer, with 20% in average yearly l High cost for leachate treatment, leading to reduction

  • f the profit

l The potential risk of explosion: CH4 accumulating in leachate regulating pool

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incineration ion plant plant

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Anxi Chuangguan Incineration Plant(600t/d): 3 killed and 2 wounded. Shanghai Jiangqiao Incineration Plant(1500t/ d): 3 killed and 4 wounded, A direct economic loss of 16.393 million yuan RMB.

Concentrates of CH4、 H2、 H2S reach to explosion limit

  • The potential risk of explosion: CH4 accumulating

in leachate regulating pool

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Challenge hallenge -

  • Dioxin

ioxin

The area of incineration plant should be large enough The area of most incineration plant is too small Leachate pool must be far from the workshops and office at the plant, e.g. 500 m away

The potential risk of explosion: CH4 accumulating in leachate regulating pool

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Challenge hallenge -

  • Dioxin

ioxin

Pollutants in flue gas - Regulation limits

l only 10% in the flue gases to be limited to “standard” l 90% pollutants discharged into the air, even EU limit l A huge CO2 generated l Environmental capacity load increase. In terms of environmental management , how many incineration plants does a city need? How to plan site selection and layout?

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l 2000 t/d MSW incineration plant pollutant discharge 400,000m3/h x 24h x 365d x concentrations of limit

Pollutants Units China GB18485-2001 limit EU 1992 limits Total discharge t/a Dust mg/Nm3 80 30 100-300 HCl mg/Nm3 75 50 140-280 SO2 mg/Nm3 260 300 300-350 NOX mg/Nm3 400 - 500-600 CO mg/Nm3 150 100 200-250 Dioxins ngTEQ/Nm3 1.0 0.1 CO2 300 – 350k

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Challenge hallenge -

  • Dioxin

ioxin

Fly ash

l Promise to treat by the local government when signing the contract, but where to go? l Scare landfills for the fly ash l Melting for the fly ash? Too costly l Dumping for fly ash in many incinerators! l Mixing with the bottom ash and dumping at the MSW landfills

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incineration ion plant plant

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Conflict: the public VS incineration partners

l Local governments un-doing not seriously listening to local residents’ ideas and

  • pinions before setting up a project of incineration plants

l Concerned community/residents health worry afraid of the potential harm of their health and living environment and the devaluation of their properties l Real estate developer depreciation for the land and properties worry about that their properties of building will stop appreciating after the site selection.

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incineration ion plant plant

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Nanjing Jiangbei Incineration Plant (1200 t/d) Guangdong Panyu Incineration Plant (2000 t/d) Guangzhou Huadu Incineration Plant (1500 t/d) Shanghai Jiangqiao Incineration Plant (1500 t/d)

Against refuse incinera

  • tion !
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Challenge hallenge -

  • Dioxin

ioxin

Source reduction at home and on site

l Extremely difficult, practiced for over 20 years l Many scavengers and poor people as well as real estate keepers acted as the separators on sites l Nothing valuables in the wastes to be landfilled and incinerated, and MUST be landfilled or incinerated

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Challenge hallenge -

  • Dioxin

ioxin

Dewatering of the wastes

l Separate collection of water melon and other high moisture wastes – seemingly difficult? l Good cover for the garbage collection and storage bins - seemingly difficult? l Modification for the incineration furnace to improve the high moisture wastes burning

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Challenge hallenge -

  • Dioxin

ioxin

Sitting

l 300 m away for the inhabitants dewelling from the incinerators for the new standard (draft) proposed, possible? Impossible! l At least 3000 m, enough? Where to sit? l Extremely difficult for sitting of new incinerators, with slow step for the incineration increase in recent 2 years

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l Application of MSW sorting in the whole MSW management process

– Source sorting-Something difficult – waste pickers -organized – Mechanical separation process-applied as pretreatment process

60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 7 8 9 10 11 Separation efficiency (%) air speed (m/s)

80 82 84 86 88 90 92 94 96 98 100 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Separation efficiency(%)

angle(°)

v/V=0.33 v/V=0.51 v/V=0.60 v/V=0.73 v/V=0.84 v/V=0.91

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Sitting 4 Sitting 2 Sitting 1 Sitting 3

Shanghai Incineration Plant Sitting Proposal

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Incineration Plant

2 1 m 600m

1 2 3

4(fry mountain and fill)

u n i n h a b i t e d i s l a n d

  • Yanshan Deep

Seaport Haihu village 1 k m 3 2 k m Zhejiang Province Daishan County Daishan County 3 5 k m

Da Bai Shan Valley Island

Shanghai Incineration Plant Sitting Proposal

Use for 40,00 t/d incineration plant Fly ash to be landfilled Bottom ash to be used for land making

Jinshan Wharf

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Yangtze River Delta

Served region: Yangtze River Delta

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有机废物厌氧发酵 Food wastes anaerobic digestion

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有机废物厌氧发酵 anaerobic digestion

  • 厌氧发酵选择性高效产氢与产甲烷hydrogen and methane

generation

  • 高速、低温厌氧发酵accelerated and low temperature

digestion

  • 高温强化水解、碱预处理high temperature hydrolysis and

alkaline treatment

  • 生物质干法厌氧发酵dry digestion
  • 沼液微生物浓缩回用bioliquid concentration and reuse
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生物质热解气化技术 Pyrolysis or gasification of biomass

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l Pyrolysis is suitable for single biomass or wastes l Incineration is suitable for the complex wastes such as MSW l For MSW, 330 kwh/t waste can be got, in comparison with a little net energy of pyrolysis in form of combustible gas and liquid and low heating value of the solids

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回转炉热解反应器Rot

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ational ional React eactor

  • r

废物 wastes 烧嘴 burning 燃烧室 蒸馏容器 g a s 燃 烧 气 体 锅炉 to boiler 残渣卸出slag 燃料气体再循环 recycling of gas

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Sew ewage age sludge ludge diges digestion ion

l Silt and sand present in the sludge l Low organic contents

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Tongji University

Refuse Incineration Technology Development for China

  • Prof. Dr. Zhao Youcai
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Objective: Development of refuse incineration technology complying with low heating value, high moisture, high inorganic matters in Chinese wastes

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Findings

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  • 1. Dewatering of refuse

l After 10 d storage, moisture decreases from 72% to 53% l After 5 d storage, the lower heating value increase around 30-40%

Dewatering through stroage Lower heating value vs storage time

50 55 60 65 70 75 2 4 6 8 10 12 含水率(%) 时间(d)

Biological dewatering

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20 40 60 80 100 120 3 . 1 1

  • 1

2 4 8 1 2 4 8 1 2 4 8 1 2 4 8 1 2 4 8 时间(月) 垃圾减量率(%)

Weight loss at the incineration plant storage tank

Mechanical dewatering

Weight Results of filter pressing Before filter pressing After filter pressing Water Rate of filter pressing Results 4330 kg 3885 kg 455 kg 10.3%

Mechanical compression, with 10.3% leachate seeping out 30 % moisture lost

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l Over 34% moisture can be removed from the refuse after 5 d storage and mechanical compression in the holding cell in the incineration plant l The lower heating value increases from 3800 kJ/kg for the fresh refuse to 7200 kJ/kg for the dewatered refuse

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Air distribution layout

l Conventional air distribution: Phase I (drying) 15%, Phase II (combustion) 75%, Phase III (final incineration) 10%, with high

  • rganic matters content in the

bottom ash (>5%) l New air distribution: Phase I (drying) 25%, Phase II (combustion) 65%, Phase III (final incineration) 10%, with low

  • rganic matters content in the

bottom ash (<3%)

Correlation between state of refuse incineration and air volume through the first stage grate

25% 65% 10%

  • 2. Air staged incineration
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Hot air incineration

Conventionally, room temperature air is injected into the furnace, resulting to a poor incineration Our design uses the air with 280℃ in the Phase I air Also, the length of the furnace extended from 11 m to 14.43 m (250 ton/d for each furnace)

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“Water/Dilute NaOH solution/lime injection +bag house dust collection interchange process Cold water is used to wash the flue ags; NaOH solution is used if necessary, as the pollutants are slightly over the limits

The flue gases in Shanghai Jiangqiao Incineration Plant

Pollutants Unit China GB18485-2001 EU 1992 Set Discharge Dust mg/Nm3 80 30 4 HCl mg/Nm3 75 50 30 SO2 mg/Nm3 260 300 150 NOX mg/Nm3 400 - 200 CO mg/Nm3 150 100 80 Dioxins ngTEQ/Nm3 1.0 0.1 0.02

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Fly ash is 1.5% of the refuse to be incinerated, in comparison with 3-5% for the original design The organic matters may be less 3% in the bottom ash, sometimes 1%

0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 03.11-12 4 8 12 4 8 12 4 8 12 4 8 12 4 8 时间(月) 飞灰比例(%)

Fly ash ratios as the refuse incinerated

  • 3. Incineration improvement

Quantity of fly ash

Fly ash ratio % Time (month)

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  • 4. Leachate

Items Leachate Fresh 1.2um 0.45um 10000Da 2000Da pH 4.7 4.68 4.65 4.64 4.62 NH3-N(mg/l) 760.03 749.99 744.97 737.44 729.9 CODCr(mg/l) 56898 54791 52564 52166 50934 TOC(mg/l) 22300 21260 21200 20240 20040 TN(mg/l) 2108 2028 2022 2002 1940.2 Turbidity 1306.7 278 145 56 38 TP(mg/l) 181.6 173.8 170.9 118.5 108.8 Cl-(mg/l) 4398.6 4383.6 4268.7 4173.7 4148.7 SO4

2-(mg/l)

1920.3 1797 1668.3 1653.3 1671.4 TC(mg/l) 22420 21380 21360 20380 20200

Characteristics of refuse incineration leachate

Characteristics

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Anaerobic digestion

Hydraulic retention time 8 d COD load 5.8 kg COD/(m3·d) Gas yield 2.885 L/(L·d) The gas injected into the furnace so that 1-2% more electricity can be

  • btained

anaerobic reactor

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MBR

Leachate at Jiangqiao Incineration Plant

No. Item CODcr (mg/ L) BOD5(mg/L) NH4-N(mg/L) SS(mg/L) 1 leachate 48000-71000 25000-30000 380-1500 3000-20000 4 Centrifugation 38000 20000 1500 2000 5 MBR removal (%) 98 99 99 90 6 MBR effluent 760 200 15 200 7 Set limit 1000 600 25 400

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Diameters

Ø Partical size: 4-100µm , Average particle size: 19µm , <62 µm : 90% Ø Larger activity

  • 5. Fly ash and bottom ash

Figure of SEM(1000 times) Figure of EDS

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Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 Na2S·9H2O(g) 0.1795 0.5 1 2 4 6 S2+(mol) 0.00075 0.00208 0.00416 0.00833 0.01665 0.02498 [Zn2++Pb2++…](mol) 1.0301×10-4 S2+/[Zn2++Pb2++…] 7.3 20 40 81 161 243 Leach liquor concentration(m g/kg) Pb 72.65 27.37 12.65 7.3712 1.2579 1.0112 Cd 1.2342 1.0659 0.95372 0.89752 0.53296 0.44881

Mixing with Na2S, 1% may be OK

Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 Thiourea(g) 0.0460 0.0760 0.1649 0.3928 0.7950 1.5345 Thiourea(mol) 0.00060 0.00100 0.00217 0.00516 0.01044 0.02016 C=[Zn2++Pb2++…] (mol) 1.0301×10-4 Thiourea/C 5.8 9.7 21 50 101 196 Leach liquor concentration(m g/kg) Pb 35.72 12.56 9.798 5.589 0.9182 0.8782 Cd 1.1220 1.0220 0.84152 0.67321 0.39271 0.25245

Mixing with organic S chemicals, 0.5% may be OK

Chemical stabilization of fly ash

Landfilled after stabilization

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Bottom ash

20 40 60 80 100 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 累积百分含量(%) 平均粒度(mm)

炉渣a 炉渣b

About 60% of bottom ash(ash a:60.3%,ash b:58.3%)consist of particles greater than

  • 4mm. These particles are easy to be screened

and washed. Secondary building materials .

Bottom ash of refuse incineration plant

(a)raw ash(b)plastics and metals sorting from raw ash

(a) (b)

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10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 去除率(%) 除磷量(mg/g) 初始浓度(mg/L)

除磷量 去除率

Removal of P using bottom ash COD removals from livestock wastewaters using bottom ash

Continue water distribution time/h wet/dry weight ratio Influent in run cycle/L Influent concentration /mg/L Effluent concentration/ mg/L Removal ratio/% 4 1:11 4 712 53 92.5 1:8 4 687 66 90.4 1:5 4 692 86 87.5 6 1:11 6 734 72 90.2 1:8 6 703 95 86.5 1:5 6 721 131 81.8 8 1:11 8 702 74 89.4 1:8 8 694 119 82.9 1:5 8 741 176 76.3

Bottom ash containing soluble Ca, Mg, Fe, etc, and useful for the removals of P and COD in the wastewaters

Resource utilization of bottom ash

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Moisture effects

Simulative incinerator under laboratory conditions Impact of moisture to volatilization of Pb, Zn and Cu oxidation state

As moisture increases, the volatility of oxides of Cu decreases, while increases for its chloride and elemental states, but decreases for the chlorides and elemental states of Pb and Zn

  • 6. Incineration effects
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0.00 0.18 0.36 0.54 0.72 0.90 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

Zn Pb Cr Cu

挥发率 (%)

Cl/Sludge(摩尔/质量) (10

  • 3mol/g)
  • Volatility of Zn

increases by 13.0% , Pb by 6.5%, Cr by 6.2% and Cu by 4.5%

Presence of CaCl2

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0.00 0.18 0.36 0.54 0.72 0.90 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Zn Pb Cr Cu

挥发率(%)

Cl/Sludge(摩尔/质量) (10

  • 3mol/g)
  • The volatility of Zn,

Pb and Cu increase bu 11.2%, 18.4%,12.0%, higher than the presence of CaCl2, NaCl and FeCl3; Cr volatility increases slightly

Presence of PVC