Efficient use of biomass in black liquor gasification plants
Paper in proceeding, 2001

The use of biomass in black liquor gasification (BLG) plants was discussed. The configurations with a high electricity output and a high total efficiency based on pulp mills incoming biomass stream were identified. The excess available biofuel was assumed to be exported for use in a direct heating system that replaces natural gas that could be used in a high efficiency combined cycle power plant. The on-site biofuel usage should be limited to the amount needed for back-pressure steam production to cover the mill's heat load.

Biomass

Natural gas

Bark stripping

Kraft pulp

Gas turbines

Steam turbines

Paper and pulp mills

Lignin

Gasification

Black liquor gasification (BLG) plants

Pulp Mills

Fluid

Author

Håkan Eriksson

Department of Heat and Power Technology

Simon Harvey

Department of Heat and Power Technology

Other publications Research

Thore Berntsson

Department of Heat and Power Technology

Other publications Research

The International Recovery Conference, Whistler, Canada, Juni 11-14, 2001. Published in the Conference Poster Presentation proceedings

1404-7098 (ISSN)

75-80

Subject Categories

Chemical Engineering

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10/7/2017

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