对泰国利用蔗渣原料、焙烧蔗渣和滤饼颗粒生产的可持续电力的碳足迹进行细致分析

IF 6.9 2区环境科学与生态学 Q1 ENGINEERING, CHEMICAL

Process Safety and Environmental Protection Pub Date : 2024-10-31 DOI:10.1016/j.psep.2024.10.091

Kaittisak Pajampa , Amnart Suksri , Kanit Manatura , Pattarabordee Khaigunha , Tanakorn Wongwuttanasatian

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本研究评估了一家糖厂 25 兆瓦生物质发电厂的碳足迹，重点是其 8 兆瓦的电网供电。对六项关键活动进行了评估：燃料制备、燃烧、发电、微粒清除和制水（软水和冷却水）。研究比较了三种方案的温室气体（GHG）排放量：100%的生蔗渣（RB）、RB 与托瑞蔗渣（TB）混合、RB 与滤饼颗粒（FP）混合，比例分别为 95:5、97:3 和 99:1。2023 年收集的数据显示，该工厂每年消耗 119,769.89 吨 RB（水分 51%，热值 7740.40 kJ/kg），发电量 31,552,711.00 kWh。根据 2006 年 IPCC 准则（政府间气候变化专门委员会），以千克 CO2eq/kWh 为单位计算排放量。结果显示，100% RB 排放 (0.184+0.006, -0.005) 千克 CO2eq/千瓦时。由于在燃料制备过程中减少了柴油、电力和蒸汽的使用量，加入 TB 后，排放量分别降至 5 % = (0.178±0.005)、3 % = (0.178+0.006, -0.005) 和 1 % = (0.178+0.006, -0.005)千克 CO2eq/千瓦时。值得注意的是，使用替代燃料进一步减少了排放量，5% 的替代燃料导致温室气体总排放量为负值 (-0.225+0.015, -0.017) kg CO2eq/kWh，这主要是由于替代燃料的制备过程（-15,096,234.40±56,716.07 kg CO2eq/年）。研究得出结论，将 RB 与 TB 或 FP 结合使用可显著减少排放并提高发电量，与原料蔗渣 100%相比，5% 托料蔗渣减少了 0.30%，3% 托料蔗渣减少了 1.34%，1% 托料蔗渣减少了 2.41%，5% 粒化滤饼减少了 229.95%，3% 粒化滤饼减少了 139.77%，1% 粒化滤饼减少了 48.77%，促进了可持续能源生产。这些研究结果鼓励使用生物质进行可持续的、对环境有利的发电。

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Scrupulous analysis of the carbon footprint of sustainable electricity produced from raw bagasse, torrefied bagasse, and filter cake pellets in Thailand

This study evaluates the carbon footprint of a 25 MW biomass power plant in a sugar factory, focusing on its 8 MW grid supply. Six key activities were assessed: fuel preparation, combustion, power generation, particulate removal, and water production (soft and cooling). The research compares greenhouse gas (GHG) emission from three scenarios: 100 % raw bagasse (RB), RB mixed with torrefied bagasse (TB), and RB with filter cake pellets (FP) at ratios of 95:5, 97:3, and 99:1. Data collected throughout 2023 revealed that the plant consumed 119,769.89 tons of RB (51 % moisture, 7740.40 kJ/kg heating value), generating 31,552,711.00 kWh annually. Emissions were calculated in kg CO₂eq/kWh using the 2006 IPCC Guideline (The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change). Results showed that 100 % RB emitted (0.184+0.006, −0.005) kg CO2eq/kWh. Incorporating TB reduced emissions to 5 % = (0.178±0.005), 3 % = (0.178+0.006, −0.005) and 1 % = (0.178+0.006, −0.005) kg CO₂eq/kWh due to decreased diesel oil, electricity, and steam usage in fuel preparation. Remarkably, using FP further decreased emissions, with 5 % FP resulting in negative total GHG emissions of (-0.225+0.015, −0.017) kg CO2eq/kWh, primarily due to the FP preparation process (-15,096,234.40±56,716.07 kg CO2eq/year). The study concludes that combining RB with TB or FP significantly reduces emissions and increases electricity production 5 % torrefied bagasse decreased 0.30 %, 3 % torrefied bagasse decreased 1.34 % and 1 % torrefied bagasse decreased 2.41 %, 5 % pelletized filter cake decreased 229.95 %, 3 % pelletized filter cake decreased 139.77 % and 1 % pelletized filter cake decreased 48.77 % by compare raw bagasse 100 %, promoting sustainable energy generation. These findings encourage the use of biomass for sustainable and environmentally advantageous power production.

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Process Safety and Environmental Protection 环境科学-工程：化工

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