Analiza pracy bloku "CCS ready" zintegrowanego z wychwytem C02 ze spalin dla różnej energochłonności mea

Henryk Łukowicz; Marcin Mroncz

Analiza pracy bloku "CCS ready" zintegrowanego z wychwytem C0₂ ze spalin dla różnej energochłonności mea

Translated title of the contribution: An analysis of the operation of a "CCS ready" power plant integrated with CO₂ capture from flue gases for different energy consumption of mea

Henryk Łukowicz
, Marcin Mroncz

Department of Power Engineering and Turbomachinery (RIE/RIE5)

Silesian University of Technology

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This paper presents an analysis of the thermal cycle of a supercritical 900 MW_e condensing power plant which meets the "CCS ready" requirements. This means that once CO₂ capture installations become commercially available, they will be added to the thermal cycle. The C0 ₂ separation method selected for the analysis is chemical absorption using MEA as sorbent with different energy consumption. The analysis also takes into account the operation of an eight-stage geared compressor which satisfies the needs of CO₂ transport. The calculations are performed for a power unit fired with hard and brown coal. The change in the power plant operation indices after its integration with a separation installation is presented as a function of the sorbent energy consumption.

Translated title of the contribution	An analysis of the operation of a "CCS ready" power plant integrated with CO₂ capture from flue gases for different energy consumption of mea
Original language	Polish
Pages (from-to)	104-109
Number of pages	6
Journal	Rynek Energii
Volume	110
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 2014

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