Jiehong Tang , Yuting Tang , Hongyu Liu , Jingmin Deng , Ziwei Sun , Songbing Peng , Gao Shen , Haifeng Zhang , Xiaoqian Ma
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Unraveling the potential of Fischer–Tropsch fuel production from in-situ utilization of excavated waste and landfill gas with renewable hydrogen supply
Excavated waste (EW) and landfill gas (LFG), the representative excavated resources, provide sufficient organic source for the Fischer–Tropsch (FT) synthesis, and the surroundings of the landfill site further gives the chance for photovoltaic-driven H2 production. In this study, an EW&LFG-to-fuel (EW&LFGtF) life-cycle system is proposed and simulated by Aspen Plus, and its techno-environment-economic performances are comprehensively investigated applying ecoinvent databases and literature data. The systematic exergy efficiency is 66.70 %, and the main consumer of electricity is the FT and solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) sections. Life cycle assessment (LCA) results show that the production of FT fuel from residue-derived fuel (RDF) and LFG brings a global warming potential (GW) of 41.77 kgCO2eq/GJ, while the up- and downstream life-cycle processes, especially the EW mining process, has further promoted the final GW to 72.56 kgCO2eq/GJ. With a levelized cost of fuel (LCOF) of 33.23 $/GJ (similar to previous reported results), a net present value (NPV) of 23.21 M$ is reported in this work. Sensitivity results showed that the transformation towards the greener energy supply structure help decrease the GW to 72.56 kgCO2eq/GJ in the future, and the breakeven point is reached when the gasoline and diesel price drops by ∼20 %.
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