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2.Introduction-to-FEED-study-report-
In"July"2009,"Maasvlakte"CCS"Project"C.V."(‘MCP’)"submitted"its"project"proposal"to"the"European" Commission," to" apply" for" funding" under" the" framework" of" the" European" Energy" Program" for" Recovery" (‘EEPR’)." This" marked" the" start" of" the" ‘ROAD" project’" (‘Rotterdam" Opslag" en" Afvang" Demonstratieproject’;"Rotterdam"Storage"and"Capture"Demonstration"project).""
2.1Developing-the-ROAD-project-
In" this" report," the" results" of" the" front:end" engineering" design" (‘FEED’)" study" for" the" capture" plant"as"performed"by"Fluor"will"be"summarized."This"FEED"study,"however,"was"only"part"of"the" work"performed"on"the"ROAD"project"during"its"development"phase."In"parallel,"various"other" activities" were" executed" to" develop" the" project" to" such" an" extent" that" the" final" investment" decision"could"be"taken"by"the"end"of"2011."This"section"aims"to"show"the"project"development" context" within" which" the" FEED" studies" were" performed" by" two" competing" suppliers" (see" also" [1])." It" will" briefly" introduce" the" reader" to" phased" project" development" approaches," with" the" framework" developed" by" the" Global" CCS" Institute" taking" a" central" role" [2]." Subsequently," a" rough"sketch"of"the"activities"performed"by"ROAD"in"parallel"with"the"FEED"study"is"provided.""
2.1.1Project-development-framework-
Using" a" structured" stage:gated" project" management" process" is" generally" identified" as" a" key" factor"in"successfully"delivering"capital"expenditure"projects."An"information:driven"stage:gated" process"facilitates"a"logical"sequence"of"project"development"activities,"ensuring"that"all"relevant" information"is"available"in"time"and"that"all"important"issues"are"resolved"before"further"steps" are"taken"[3]."Such"a"process"is"generally"applied"within"both"mother"companies"of"Maasvlakte" CCS"Project"C.V.""
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The"Global"Carbon"Capture"and"Storage"Institute"is"currently"developing"a"project"development"
framework"that"is"tailored"for"the"development"of"CCS"projects."The"framework"comprises"three"
levels:"
•On"the"highest"level,"six"stages"in"the"development"of"a"CCS"project"are"defined,"fully" aligned"with"oil"and"gas"industry"standard"practice:"identify,"evaluate,"define,"execute," operate"and"closure."For"each"of"these"phases"the"generic"approach,"actions"to"be"taken" and" goals" to" be" achieved" are" set" out" on" one" A3" page." This" is" done" for" the" project" in" general" and" for" each" of" the" three" steps" in" the" CCS" value" chain" (capture," transport," storage).""
•On" the" second" level," an" overview" is" provided" of" around" 20" relevant" topics" specific" to" each"of"the"three"steps"in"the"CCS"value"chain,"setting"out"the"relevant"steps"to"be"taken" on"each"of"the"topics"in"each"of"the"six"development"phases.""
•On"the"third"level,"the"actions"proposed"to"be"taken"on"the"second"level"are"elaborated.""
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The"current"draft"of"the"highest"level"framework"as"well"as"the"current"version"of"the"second" level"document"focusing"on"capture"can"be"found"in"the"annexes"to"this"report.""
2.1.2ROAD-–project-development-status-during-“define”-phase-
Phrased"in"terms"of"the"Global"CCS"Institute’s"CCS"project"development"framework,"ROAD"is"at" the" time" of" writing" this" report" in" its" “define”" stage;" the" last" phase" before" execution" of" the" project"starts."As"the"phase’s"name"suggests,"the"define"phase"is"focused"on"defining"the"project" to" such" an" extent" that" a" final" investment" decision" can" be" taken" based" on" the" available" information." In" this" phase" the" technical" and" economic" viability" of" a" project" needs" to" be" demonstrated." Basic" engineering" (FEED" study)," cost" estimating," contractor" selection" and" permitting"are"the"key"activities"in"this"phase"of"the"project.""
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In" the" table" below," the" status" achieved" by" the" ROAD" project" during" the" ‘define’" phase" is" summarized,"using"the"second"level"of"the"Institute’s"framework"as"a"basis"[2]."In"the"remainder" of"the"report"only"the"FEED"study"for"the"capture"plant,"as"made"by"Fluor"and"mentioned"under" “power"plant"–"capture"facility”"in"the"table"below,"will"be"discussed.""
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Table"2.1:"Status"ROAD"project"
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Board"Paper"(incl."project"status,"strategic"fit,"organizational" |
Opportunity"Definition"and" |
setup,"costs"&"financial"metrics,"risks"&"risk"mitigation," |
Recommendation" |
procurement,"permitting,"stakeholder"management,"execution" |
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planning)"available."" |
Project"Development" |
Project"execution"plans"in"place."" |
Approach" |
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Site"Selection" |
Site"selection"not"applicable"for"ROAD"(MPP3"already"under" |
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construction)."" |
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Soil"investigation"performed." |
Stakeholder"and"External" |
Stakeholder"management"plan"&"team"in"place." |
Relations" |
Public"engagement"activities"ongoing." |
Environment" |
Environmental"studies"completed." |
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Environmental"Impact"Assessment"submitted"to"competent" |
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authorities."" |
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Permit"applications"submitted." |
Health"and"Safety" |
Several"risk"assessments"completed,"including"HAZID,"HAZOP," |
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maximum"credible"accident"study"and"reliability"assessment."" |
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A"rough"outline"of"timing"of"finalizing"different"H&S"systems" |
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and"documents"has"been"prepared."" |
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A"safety"management"team"for"construction"and"commissioning" |
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is"still"to"be"established,"as"are"detailed"procedures"on"site" |
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surveys."However,"coordination"risks"on"site"are"being" |
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investigated." |
Fuel"Supply" |
Not"applicable"for"ROAD"(E.ON"MPP3"scope)." |
Power"Plant"–"Capture" |
Power"plant"engineering"not"applicable"(E.ON"MPP3"scope)." |
Facility" |
FEED"study"capture"plant"completed."" |
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Value"engineering"capture"plant"completed."" |
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Detailed"engineering"started." |
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Basic"design"interfaces"completed."" |
CO2"Product" |
CO2"specification"is"fixed,"including"impurities,"pressures"and" |
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temperatures." |
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Compressor"and"dehydration"process"and"design"has"been" |
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assessed"in"FEED." |
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CO2"transport"pipeline"has"been"specified" |
Infrastructure" |
Not"applicable"for"ROAD"(E.ON"MPP3"scope)." |
Project"Delivery" |
EPC"contract"capture"plant"supplier"ready"for"signature."" |
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Contract"with"storage"partner"ready"for"signature."" |
Capital"/"Operating"Costs" |
Cost"estimates"(+/:"10:15%)"available."" |
Operations" |
Investigation"performed"on"location"of"control"room,"combine" |
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with"MPP3"or"separate."Operation"will"be"possible"from"both" |
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locations" |
Revenue"and"Trading"(CO2" |
Utilities"agreement"(incl."power,"steam"and"utilities"supply,"ETS" |
Product"Only)" |
compensation,"operating/dispatch"principles)"with"E.ON." |
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Management"Systems" |
Allocation"of"the"responsibilities"along"the"entire"CCS"chain" |
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agreed." |
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Partner"agreements"ready"for"signature."" |
Ownership"and"Legal" |
Project"ownership"and"governance"structure"in"place." |
IP"Management" |
IP"system"has"been"set"up"to"share"info"on"E.ON"power"plant" |
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with"ROAD" |
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IP"of"capture"supplier"covered"in"EPC"contract"and"license" |
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agreement." |
Financial"Analysis" |
Detailed"discounted"cash:flow"model"in"place." |
Risk" |
Risk"workshops"held"with"all"disciplines"in"project"team." |
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Risk"register"(incl."cost/schedule"impact,"mitigating"measures," |
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residual"risk)"in"place." |
Funding" |
Funding"agreements"with"European"Commission,"Government" |
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of"the"Netherlands"and"Global"CCS"Institute"in"place." |
Future"Work"Plan" |
Project"execution"plans"in"place."" |
Status"of"Studies" |
Various"technical"studies"on"all"parts"of"the"CCS"value"chain" |
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completed." |
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Pre:FID"project"review"performed."" |
2.2Overview-other-ROAD-related-Global-CCS-Institute-reports-
Besides"this"FEED"study"report,"ROAD"will"deliver"several"other"special"reports"to"the"Global"CCS"
Institute"in"2011."In"this"section,"the"content"of"these"special"reports"will"be"described."For"the"
actual"reports"themselves,"please"refer"to"the"Institute’s"website."
2.2.1Capture-technology-selection-methodology-
The" selection" process" for" a" capture" technology" supplier" is" described" in" ROAD’s" capture" technology" selection" methodology" report" [1]." In" that" report," the" selection" methodology" developed"by"the"ROAD"project"team"is"described"and"evaluated,"starting"with"the"request"for" proposal" for" preliminary" studies" and" ending" with" the" final" selection" of" the" capture" plant" supplier."In"Appendix"1"an"overview"of"the"selection"process"can"be"found.""
Two"parallel"FEED"studies"were"part"of"the"selection"process."The"FEED"study"described"in"this" report" is" the" one" conducted" by" the" winning" supplier." Not" all" details" of" the" design" can" be" disclosed"as"some"part"is"proprietary"information"of"the"supplier."Nevertheless"the"information" in"this"document"is"sufficient"to"get"a"good"understanding"of"the"design"of"the"future"capture" plant"of"the"ROAD"project.""
2.2.2Permitting-process-
The"ROAD"project"is"a"first"of"its"kind."Therefore"the"permitting"process"is"quite"interesting."First"
the"project"team"had"to"find"out"which"permits"were"to"be"applied"for."The"FEED"study"results"
have"been"used"as"input"for"the"permit"application,"as"the"required"emission"values"could"not"be" based" on" measurements" on" existing" installations." It" will" be" possible" to" find" information" on" permitting" in" ROAD’s" permitting" process" report" [4]" and" in" the" environmental" impact" assessment,"which"will"become"public"by"October"2011.""
2.2.3Mitigating-project-risk-&-handling-business-risk-
The"special"reports"on"mitigating"project"risk"[5]"and"handling"business"risks"[6]"will"explain"the"
risk"management"approach"taken"by"ROAD."In"[5]"a"summary"of"the"risk"register,"which"contains" the" major" risks," mitigating" actions" and" residual" risks," will" be" included." These" risks" include" financial"and"technical"risks."The"special"report"on"handling"and"allocation"of"business"risks"([6])," will"describe"on"a"high"level"the"consortium"structure,"commercial"risk"analysis,"overview"of"key" risks" to" be" addressed" for" the" final" investment" decision" and" key" commercial" considerations" in" general."
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2.2.4Stakeholder-management-
In" the" report" on" stakeholder" management" [7]" ROAD’s" major" stakeholders" will" be" identified." These"include"permitting"authorities,"local,"national"and"EU"government"bodies"and"the"public." Stakeholder"management"will"be"described"in"general"and"public"outreach,"permitting"and"the" regulatory"process"will"receive"particular"attention."
2.2.5Execution-strategy-
ROAD’s"project"execution"strategy"will"be"described"in"the"special"report"on"execution"strategy"
[8]."This"report"will"contain"for"example"a"high"level"project"schedule,"organizational"structure"
and"discussions"on"execution"related"aspects"of"the"environmental"impact"assessment,"
contracting,"finance"and"stakeholder"management.""
2.3Structure-of-report-
The"structure"of"this"report"on"the"winning"FEED"study"for"ROAD’s"capture"plant"is"as"follows:""
•Chapter"3"describes"the"capture"FEED"scope"and"boundaries"
•Chapter"4"describes"the"process"of"the"capture"plant"and"the"compression"
•Chapter"5"describes"the"health,"safety"and"environmental"issues""
•Chapter"6"describes"the"CO2"stream"
•Chapter"7"describes"financial"and"scheduling"aspects"of"capture"plant"and"compressor."
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This"report"is"part"of"the"knowledge"to"be"shared"under"the"Funding"Agreement"between"the" |
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3.Capture-FEED-scope-and-boundaries-
The"ROAD"project"has"selected"a"final"supplier"for"the"capture"plant"based"on"multiple"rounds"of" studies."The"capture"FEED"study"phase"was"one"of"these"rounds."The"complete"description"of" the"selection"procedure"can"be"found"in"the"capture"technology"selection"report"[1]."
As"starting"point"of"each"round,"the"supplier"received"a"technical"specification"from"the"ROAD" project." In" this" description," the" project" was" explained" and" boundary" conditions" and" quality" standards"to"be"implemented"in"the"study"phase"were"submitted."
The" result" was" a" very" detailed" document," of" over" 150" pages," excluding" appendices." In" this" chapter"the"main"issues"are"highlighted."
3.1.1Power-plant-MPP3-
The" capture" suppliers" were" given" information" on" MPP3" with" more" details" on" the" general" installation:"
Base!installation:!E.ON!Maasvlakte!Power!Plant!3!(Rotterdam,!The!Netherlands)!
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Output! |
:!1.070!MWe! |
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Efficiency! |
:!46%!(LHV)! |
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Operational! |
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•Capture!ready!
Besides" power" plant" data," also" information" on" general" aspects" like" weather" conditions," surroundings"and"soil"investigations"was"provided."
3.1.2Capture-plant-design-
In"the"specification"the"design"philosophy"was"described"with"this"statement"as"main"message:"
The!capture"plant!process!design!should!be!optimized!to!minimize!through!life!cycle!costs!of!the! project,!balancing!capital!costs!against!reduced!power,!steam!and!utilities!consumption!without! compromising!plant!design!performance,!availability!and!operability.!The!design!should!also!be! sufficiently!flexible!to!enable!stable!operation!at!reduced!flue!gas!flow!and!a!rapid!response!to! change!in!flue!gas!inlet!conditions.!
As"this"demonstration"project"is"expected"to"be"a"loss"making"project,"the"aim"is"not"to"have"the"
highest"possible"availability,"but"to"seek"a"balance"between"costs"and"plant"performance."
3.1.3Soil-situation-
An"example"of"the"specifications"given"to"the"supplier"is"the"soil"profile:"
The!general!soil!profile!at!the!site!is!as!follows:!
•Groundwater!level!at!ca.!+!2m!NAP!(Normaal!Amsterdams!Peil,!reference!of!height)!
•Loose! to! densely! compacted! sand! with! local! laminations! of! clay! from! surface! level! to! level!%20!m!NAP!
•1st!clay!layer!from!level!%20!m!to!%22!m!NAP!
•Densely! compacted! sand! from! below! ca.! %22! m! NAP! (used! as! bearing! level! for! MPP3! power!island!piles)!
•2nd!clay!layer!at!ca.!–!40!m!NAP!
•Densely!compacted!sand!below!2nd!clay!layer!
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By"providing" such"detailed" information" the" capture" plant" supplier"was"in" the" best" position" to" design"a"capture"plant"according"to"ROAD´s"wishes.""
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4.Capture-and-compression-process-
In"this"chapter"the"capture"and"compression"process"are"described."The"information"is"based"on"
the"FEED"study"carried"out"by"the"winning"FEED"supplier."The"information"given"in"this"report"is"
non:confidential,"but"can"still"be"valuable"to"assess"the"process.""
4.1Process-description-of-capture-and-compression-
This"section"provides"the"process"description"for"the"Econamine"FG"PlusSM"(EFG+)"CO2"capture" and" compression" plant" for" the" ROAD" project." The" purpose" of" the" proposed" EFG+" plant" is" to" recover" 90%" of" the" total" CO2" available" in" a" 250" MW:equivalent" slip" stream" of" flue" gas" from" Maasvlakte" Power" Plant" 3" (MPP3)," a" 1,070" MW" (net" electric)" advanced" supercritical" power" plant." The" EFG+" Plant" produces" approximately" 4,057" t/day" of" CO2" (dry" basis)" that" will" be" compressed"and"sent"to"the"EFG+"plant"battery"limit"to"be"transported"through"a"pipeline"to"off: shore"storage"in"the"North"Sea."
In" Appendix" 2" the" Process" Flow" Diagrams" can" be" found," please" refer" to" this" appendix" for" the" codes"in"the"description"below."
4.1.1Flue-gas-cooling-and-trim-SOX-removal-
The"Process"Flow"Diagram"of"this"section"can"be"found"in"Appendix"2"on"page"43.""
The" flue" gas" feed" to" the" EFG+" plant" comes" from" the" Flue" Gas" Desulfurization" (FGD)" unit" of" MPP3."Flue"gas"from"the"FGD"unit"is"first"routed"to"the"Direct"Contact"Cooler"(DCC)"(3"0HKB10" BB001)" for" both" cooling" and" trim" SOX" removal." The" flue" gas" cooling" is" done" in" the" quench" section"of"the"DCC"by"circulating"water."Circulating"water"is"drawn"from"the"bottom"of"the"DCC" to"the"DCC"Water"Cooler"(30HKB30"AC001/2)"by"DCC"Circulation"Pump"(3"0HKB20"AP001/2)"and" returned" to" the" top" of" the" column’s" quench" section." The" circulating" water" is" heated" by" the" cooling"and"condensing"of"water"vapor"in"the"flue"gas."
Excess" water" produced" in" the" DCC" from" the" condensing" of" water" vapor" in" the" flue" gas" is" neutralized"using"20"wt%"NaOH."The"neutralized"excess"water"stream"is"held"temporarily"in"the" DCC"Water"Neutralization"Tank"(3"0HKB50"BB001)"and"sent"to"the"plant"battery"limit"using"the" DCC"Excess"Water"Pump"(3"0HKB60"AP001)."Cooled"flue"gas"from"the"quench"section"of"the"DCC" contacts"a"circulating"scrubbing"solution."The"scrubbing"solution"is"circulated"to"the"top"of"the" column" by" DCC" Scrubbing" Solution" Pump" (3" 0HKE70" AP001/2)." A" 20" wt%" sodium" hydroxide" (NaOH)"solution"supplied"by"the"DCC"NaOH"Injection"Pump"(3"0HKE60"AP001/2),"along"with"a" slip" stream" of" cooled" DCC" water" taken" downstream" of" the" DCC" Water" Cooler," are" fed" to" the" suction" of" the" DCC" Scrubbing" Solution" Pump." A" blowdown" slip" stream" is" taken" from" the" circulating" scrubbing" solution" loop" which" could" be" used" as" make:up" to" the" power" plant" after" treatment."The" cooled," desulfurized" flue" gas" passes" through" a"mesh" mist" eliminator" and" exits" the"top"of"the"column"where"it"is"routed"to"the"Blower"(3"0HKC10"AN001)."The"20"wt%"sodium" hydroxide"solution"is"made"by"diluting"a"50"wt%"NaOH"stock"solution,"which"is"stored"in"50"wt%" NaOH"Storage"Tank"(3"0HKE20"BB001)"using"demineralized"water."
4.1.2Flue-gas-blower-and-CO2-absorption-
The"Process"Flow"Diagram"of"this"section"can"be"found"in"Appendix"2"on"page"43.""
The" Blower" (3" 0HKC10" AN001)," located" downstream" of" the" DCC," is" used" to" overcome" the" pressure"drop"through"the"EFG+"plant."From"the"Blower,"the"flue"gas"enters"the"bottom"of"the" Absorber"(3"0HKD10"BB001)"and"flows"upward"through"the"packed"column"beds,"where"it"reacts" with"the"EFG+"lean"solvent."A"total"draw"of"semi:rich"solution"is"extracted"from"the"column"and" sent"by"the"Absorber"Intercooler"Pump"(3"0HKD20"AP001/2)"through"the"Absorber"Intercooler" (3" 0HKD30" AC001:3)" where" the" solution" is" cooled" before" being" returned" to" the" Absorber." Treated" gas" from" the" absorption" section" enters" the" wash" section" at" the" top" of" the" Absorber"
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where" EFG+" solvent" in" the" vapor" phase" is" captured" by" a" circulating" wash" water" loop." Wash" water"is"drawn"from"the"bottom"of"the"wash"section"and"sent"through"the"Wash"Water"Cooler" (3" 0HKD50" AC001/2)" by" Wash" Water" Pump" (30HKD40" AP001/2)." Demineralized" water" is" also" added" to" the" top" of" the" column"which" removes" any" entrained" solvent" and" reduces" the" vapor" phase"solvent"in"the"exiting"flue"gas."
The"treated"flue"gas"is"then"routed"through"a"mesh"mist"eliminator"and"is"returned"to"the"stack"
of"MPP3."Excess"water"from"the"wash"water"section"is"combined"with"lean"solvent"entering"the"
Absorber"above"the"amine"packed"bed."
4.1.3Solvent-regeneration-
The"Process"Flow"Diagram"of"this"section"can"be"found"in"Appendix"2"on"page"44.""
The"rich"solvent"leaves"the"bottom"of"the"Absorber"and"is"pumped"by"the"Rich"Solvent"Pump"(3"
0HKG10"AP001/2)"to"the"solvent"regeneration"section"of"the"EFG+"Plant."Rich"solvent"from"the"
Absorber"is"routed"to"the"Solvent"Cross"Exchanger"(30HKG20"AC001:12)"to"heat"the"rich"solution" against"the"lean"solution"from"the"Lean"Flash"Drum"(3"0HKH30"BB001)."The"hot"rich"solvent"then" enters"the"Stripper"(30HKH10"BB0010)."
Rich" solvent" flows" down" the" Stripper" through" the" packed" beds" counter:current" to" stripping"
steam,"which"removes"CO2"from"the"rich"solvent."Solvent"collects"on"the"bottom"chimney"tray" and" is" sent" to" the" Reboiler" (3" 0HKH20" AC001:6)." Heat" input" to" the" Reboiler" is" provided" by" condensing"low"pressure"(LP)"steam."In"the"wash"section"of"the"Stripper"above"the"feed"nozzle," water"from"the"Overhead"Accumulator"(3"0HGA20"BB001)"is"used"to"wash"entrained"solvent"out"
of" the" vapor"stream." The" resulting" vapor" from" the" top" of" the" Stripper" contains"CO2"saturated" with"water."The"vapor"is"cooled"and"condensed"by"the"Condenser"(3"0HGA10"AC001/2)"against" vacuum"condensate"from"MPP3."
The" two" phase" mixture" from" the" Condenser" enters" the" Overhead" Accumulator" where" the" carbon"dioxide"and"condensed"water"are"separated."The"condensed"water"is"pumped"from"the" Overhead"Accumulator"by"the"Reflux"Pump"(3"0HGA30"AP001/2)."A"portion"of"the"condensate"is" returned"to"the"Stripper"as"reflux"and"the"remaining"liquid"from"the"Overhead"Accumulator"is"
sent"to"the"Absorber."The"carbon"dioxide"rich"vapor"is"sent"to"the"CO2"Product"Compressor"(3" 0HGB10"AN001)."
The" lean" solvent" leaving" the" Stripper" is" sent" to" a" Lean" Flash" Drum" where" it" is" flashed"at" near" atmospheric"pressure."The"resulting"flashed"vapor"is"returned"to"the"Stripper"via"the"Lean"Vapor" Compressor"(3"0HKH40"AN001)."The"lean"solvent"from"the"Lean"Flash"Drum"is"pumped"by"the" Lean"Solvent"Pump"(30HKG30"AP001/2)"to"the"Solvent"Cross"Exchanger."After"passing"through" the"Solvent"Cross"Exchanger,"the"lean"solvent"stream"is"routed"back"to"the"Absorber."A"portion" of" the" lean" solvent" stream" is" sent" to" the" Carbon" Bed" (3" 0HKF20" AT001).The" filtered" solvent" returns"to"the"main"lean"solvent"line"where"it"is"returned"back"to"the"Absorber."
4.1.4Solvent-reclaiming-
The"Process"Flow"Diagram"of"this"section"can"be"found"in"Appendix"2"on"page"45.""
A"slip"stream"of"hot"lean"solvent"from"the"bottom"of"the"Stripper"is"taken"out"through"a"semi:
continuous"reclaiming"operation."Also"a"20"wt%"NaOH"solution"stream"is"taken"to"the"reclaimer" system" package." The" recovered" solvent" is" sent" back" to" the" Lean" Flash" Drum." The" reclaimer" waste"is"routed"to"the"Reclaimer"Waste"Sump"and"periodically"shipped"off:site"for"disposal."
4.1.5Solvent-make$up-and-holding-
The"Process"Flow"Diagram"of"this"section"can"be"found"in"Appendix"2"on"page"45.""
The"make:up"solvent"is"stored"in"the"Solvent"Storage"Tank"(3"0HKJ20"BB001).Solvent"make:up" (normally"no"flow)"can"be"injected"into"the"lean"solvent"line"when"required."The"solvent"is"sent"
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A"Solvent"Holding"Tank"(3"0HKJ50"BB001)"is"required"to"store"the"solvent"inventory"in"the"event"
of"a"scheduled"maintenance"or"shutdown."The"solvent"can"be"transferred"to"the"holding"tank"via" the"Lean"Solvent"Pump"(to"the"Absorber)"and"Rich"Solvent"Pump"(to"the"holding"tank)."After"the" maintenance"or"shut"down"is"complete,"the"solvent"in"the"holding"tank"can"be"transferred"back" to"the"Absorber"using"the"Solvent"Transfer"Pump"(3"0HKJ60"AP001)."
4.1.6CO2-compression,-oxygen-removal,-and-dehydration-
The"Process"Flow"Diagram"of"this"section"can"be"found"in"Appendix"2"on"page"46.""
Following"recovery,"the"CO2"product"must"be"compressed"and"purified"to"meet"pipeline"water" and" oxygen" specifications." The" CO2" Product" Compressor" (3" 0HGB10AN001)" compresses" the" product" carbon" dioxide" to" 129" bar(a)." The" product" gas" is" cooled" after" each" stage" of" compression."Any"condensed"water"is"separated"from"the"gas"in"knockout"drums"for"each"of"the" first"five"stages"of"compression."
A" CATOX" Unit" (3" 0HGC10" BB001)" is" used" to" reduce" the" oxygen" concentration." The" required" hydrogen" gas" will" be" procured" and" stored" in" gas" cylinders." The" CATOX" Unit" is" a" reactor" containing"a"highly"reactive"catalyst"that"allows"the"safe"and"controlled"combustion"of"hydrogen" with"oxygen,"producing"water"which"is"knocked"out"after"cooling."
The"gas"leaving"the"CATOX"Unit"is"cooled"and"partially"condensed"in"the"CATOX"Aftercooler"(3" 0HGC20"AC001)."Condensed"water"is"then"removed"in"the"Water"KO"Drum"(3"0HGC30"BB001)."
Overhead" gas" from" the" Water" KO" Drum" is" sent" to" the" CO2" Dehydration" Package" (3" 0HGC40" AT001)"to"reduce"the"water"content"in"the"stream"to"below"the"required"dew"point."After"the" final"stage"of"compression,"the"product"carbon"dioxide"stream"is"cooled"to"60°C"and"routed"to"
the"battery"limit"at"129"bar(a)"for"pipeline"transportation."All"water"from"the"CO2"Dehydration" Package,"Water"KO"Drum"and"compression"interstage"KO"drums"is"combined"and"routed"back"to" the"Lean"Flash"Drum."
4.2Simplified-process-flow-diagrams-of-capture-and-compression-
In" Appendix" 2" you" will" find" the" simplified" process" flow" diagrams" of" capture" plant" and" compressor.!
4.3Overall-heat-and-material-balances-
In"tables"4.1"and"4.2"the"heat"and"mass"balances"can"be"found"on"a"general"level."The"stream"
numbers"correspond"to"the"streams"in"the"process"flow"diagrams"in"Appendix"2."
Within"the"FEED"study"itself"more"detailed"confidential"streams"have"also"been"considered"and" those" streams" served" as" input" for" the" figures" in" the" environmental" impact" assessment." However,"the"streams"in"tables"4.1"and"4.2"give"a"good"indication"of"the"amount"and"content"of" the"streams."
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Flue Gas to DCC |
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110 |
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115 |
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Temperature, °C |
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48.2 |
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46.6 |
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15.0 |
20.0 |
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27.9 |
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Pressure, bar(a) |
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1.00 |
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4.00 |
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1.35 |
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Component Flows |
MW |
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mol% |
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kgmol/hr |
mol% |
kgmol/hr |
mol% |
kgmol/hr |
mol% |
kgmol/hr |
mol% |
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H2O |
18.02 |
3,491 |
11.2% |
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2,436 |
100.0% |
8.0 |
100.0% |
2.75 |
69.0% |
18 |
96.7% |
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CO2 |
44.01 |
4,268 |
13.7% |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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N2 |
28.02 |
22,086 |
70.9% |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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Ar |
39.95 |
249 |
0.8% |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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O2 |
32.00 |
1,059 |
3.4% |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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SO3 |
80.06 |
0.07 |
2 ppmv |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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SO2 |
64.06 |
0.44 |
14 ppmv |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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NO2 |
46.01 |
0.05 |
2 ppmv |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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NO |
30.01 |
1.46 |
47 ppmv |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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0.0% |
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NH3 |
17.03 |
0.210 |
7 ppmv |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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HCl |
36.46 |
0.06 |
2 ppmv |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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HF |
20.01 |
0.02 |
1 ppmv |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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Sodium Salts |
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0.0% |
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0.11 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
1.25 |
31.0% |
0.59 |
3.0% |
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Ammonium Salts |
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0.0% |
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0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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Total Molar Flow, kgmol/hr |
31,155 |
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2,436 |
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8.0 |
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Total Mass Flow, kg/hr |
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913,340 |
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43,910 |
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140 |
100 |
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Molecular Weight |
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29.3 |
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18.0 |
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18.0 |
23.8 |
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21.0 |
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Density, kg/m³ |
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1.099 |
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989.8 |
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999.3 |
1,528.1 |
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Liquid Flow,³/hrm |
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44.3 |
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0.06 |
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Vapor Flow, m3i.N./hr (dry) |
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Make-up Wash Water to |
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203 |
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303 |
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310 |
404 |
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Temperature, °C |
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15.0 |
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40.0 |
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60.0 |
139.7 |
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129.00 |
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MW |
kgmol/hr |
mol% |
kgmol/hr |
mol% |
kgmol/hr |
mol% |
kgmol/hr |
mol% |
kgmol/hr |
mol% |
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H2O |
18.02 |
1,456 |
5.7% |
409 |
100.0% |
183 |
4.6% |
0 |
< 30 ppmv |
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CO2 |
44.01 |
427 |
1.7% |
0 |
0.0% |
3,841 |
95.4% |
3,841 |
99.9% |
- |
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EFG+ Solvent |
61.08 |
0 |
1 ppmv |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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N2 |
28.02 |
22,085 |
87.4% |
0 |
0.0% |
1 |
261 ppmv |
1 |
0.0% |
- |
- |
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Ar |
39.95 |
249 |
1.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
6 ppmv |
0 |
0.0% |
- |
- |
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O2 |
32.00 |
1,059 |
4.2% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
24 ppmv |
0 |
0.0% |
- |
- |
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SO3 |
80.06 |
0.07 |
3 ppmv |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
- |
- |
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SO2 |
64.06 |
0 |
0.0 ppmv |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
- |
- |
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NO2 |
46.01 |
0 |
0.1 ppmv |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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NO |
30.01 |
1.46 |
58 ppmv |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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HSS |
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0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
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Total Molar Flow, kgmol/hr |
25,276 |
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409 |
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4,025 |
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1.2 |
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707,560 |
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172,370 |
169,040 |
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Molecular Weight |
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28.0 |
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18.0 |
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42.8 |
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44.0 |
39.0 |
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Density, kg/m³ |
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1.097 |
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999.3 |
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2.732 |
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433.8 |
1,200.0 |
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Liquid Flow,³/hrm |
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7.4 |
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389.6 |
0.04 |
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Vapor Flow, m3i.N./hr (dry) |
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533,903 |
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86,115 |
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566,538 |
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90,216 |
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644,760 |
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pH |
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7.2 |
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4.Total%Cooling%load%of%the%capture%plant%and%compressor%is%161.1%MW.%
5.Overall%Power%of%the%capture%plant%and%compressor%(including%the%required%steam%power)%is%45.6%MW.%
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