Technical feasibility of a 1000 MWe pulverized coal power plant under ammonia co-combustion conditions

Oh, Seung Seok; Ling, Jester Lih Jie; Park, Hyun Jun; Park, Han Saem; Lee, Ha Eun; Lee, See Hoon

doi:10.1016/j.csite.2024.104118

Case Studies in Thermal Engineering

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.csite.2024.104118

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Technical feasibility of a 1000 MWe pulverized coal power plant under ammonia co-combustion conditions

Seung Seok Oh,

Jester Lih Jie Ling,

Hyun Jun Park

et al.

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Comparative life cycle assessment of carbon-free ammonia as fuel for power generation based on the perspective of supply chains

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Comparative life cycle assessment of carbon-free ammonia as fuel for power generation based on the perspective of supply chains

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Progress in numerical simulations and fundamental characteristics of pulverized coal co-firing with ammonia

Wu,

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Ding

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Life Cycle Assessment of Torrefied Residual Biomass Co-Firing in Coal-Fired Power Plants: Aspects of Carbon Dioxide Emission

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Lee

2024

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This study investigates the carbon dioxide (CO2) emission characteristics of using torrefied biomass (residual wood and wood chip) as co-firing materials in coal-fired power plants, based on life cycle assessment techniques. We quantify the greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation potential of substituting coal with biomass under different torrefaction temperatures, biomass types, and co-firing ratios. Results indicate that higher co-firing ratios significantly reduce CO2 emissions. Torrefaction at 270 °C was identified as optimal, balancing high energy yield and minimized emissions, while 310 °C torrefaction showed limited mitigation benefits due to lower mass yields and higher carbon content. Pelletization and torrefaction enhanced biomass properties, but the energy intensity of these processes affected the overall emission balance. This study underscores the potential of biomass to replace imported coal and contribute to carbon neutrality, while highlighting the importance of optimizing biomass processing conditions. Future work should focus on refining torrefaction parameters and assessing other biomass characteristics to enhance operational efficiency in coal-fired power plants.

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Technical feasibility of a 1000 MWe pulverized coal power plant under ammonia co-combustion conditions

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Comparative life cycle assessment of carbon-free ammonia as fuel for power generation based on the perspective of supply chains

Comparative life cycle assessment of carbon-free ammonia as fuel for power generation based on the perspective of supply chains

Progress in numerical simulations and fundamental characteristics of pulverized coal co-firing with ammonia

Life Cycle Assessment of Torrefied Residual Biomass Co-Firing in Coal-Fired Power Plants: Aspects of Carbon Dioxide Emission

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