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Hauptverfasser:	Ghosh, Tushar K. (VerfasserIn), Prelas, Mark A. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Dordrecht [u.a.] Springer 2009
Schlagworte:	Energiequelle Energiedirektumwandlung Energiewirtschaft
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adam_text	CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................1 1.1 Energy Sources .............................................................................................1 1.2 Energy and Economy .................................................................................... З 1.2.1 How Energy Price Shocks Affect the Economy .................................4 1.2.2 Energy Dollar ......................................................................................8 1.3 Energy and Population ..................................................................................9 1.4 Energy and Environment ............................................................................20 1.5 Energy and Food Price ...............................................................................21 References ..........................................................................................................21 Problems .............................................................................................................22 2 ENGINEERING ECONOMICS .....................................................................23 2.1 Introduction ................................................................................................23 2.2 Cash Flow Diagrams ..................................................................................25 2.3 Types of Cash Flow ....................................................................................27 2.4 Simple and Compound Interest ..................................................................30 2.5 Equivalence ................................................................................................30 2.5.1 Economic Equivalence .....................................................................30 2.5.2 Single Payment Equivalence ............................................................32 2.6 Minimum Attractive Rate of Return ...........................................................33 2.7 Various Algebraic Expressions or Formulas ..............................................33 2.8 Use of Formula for Cash Flow Calculation ................................................36 2.8.1 Gradient Cash Flow ..........................................................................36 2.8.2 Stepped Cash Flow ...........................................................................37 2.8.3 Delayed and Premature Cash Flow ..................................................39 2.8.4 Use of Superposition Method for Cash Flow ...................................40 2.9 Uniform Series Factors ...............................................................................42 2.10 Gradient Series Cash Flow Factor ............................................................43 2.11 Sinking Fund .............................................................................................44 2.12 Annuity (Present Worth Factor) ...............................................................45 2.13 Determination ofVarious Factors for Economic Evaluation of a Project ..46 2.13.1 Equivalent Uniform Annual Cost (EUAC) ...................................46 2.13.2 Finding a Past Value .....................................................................47 2.14 Doubling Time ..........................................................................................48 2.14.1 Calculation of Doubling Time ......................................................49 xi xii Contents 2.15 Tripling Time ............................................................................................50 2.16 Rate of Return (ROR) ...............................................................................50 2.17 Rate on Investment (ROI) .........................................................................52 2.18 Characteristics of Engineering Economy Problems .................................52 2.18.1 Present Worth Method ..................................................................53 2.18.2 Capitalization Cost Method ..........................................................53 2.18.3 Annual Cost Method .....................................................................54 2.19 Life Cycle Cost Analysis ..........................................................................55 2.19.1 Present Worth Method ..................................................................55 2.19.2 Equivalent Uniform Annual Cost .................................................55 2.20 Benefit-Cost Ratio Analysis .....................................................................56 2.21 Economic Life ...........................................................................................58 2.22 Depreciation ..............................................................................................61 2.23 Methods for Calculating Depreciation ......................................................62 2.23.1 Straight Line Method ....................................................................62 2.23.2 Sum-Of-the-Years-Digits (SOYD) Method .................................63 2.23.3 Double Declining Balance (DDB) ................................................63 2.24 Sinking Fund Method ...............................................................................65 2.25 Finding Book Value ..................................................................................67 2.26 Amortization .............................................................................................69 2.27 Depletion ...................................................................................................69 2.28 Income Tax ...............................................................................................69 2.29 Depreciation Recovery ..............................................................................71 2.29.1 Straight Line Depreciation Rate ...................................................72 2.29.2 Sum of the Year s Digits Depreciation Rate ................................72 2.29.3 Double Declining Balance ............................................................72 References ..........................................................................................................73 Problems .............................................................................................................74 3 UNITS AND UNIT CONVERSIONS ............................................................77 3.1 Introduction ................................................................................................77 3.2 Basic Energy Units .....................................................................................79 3.2.1 Other Energy Units ...........................................................................80 3.3 Energy Content ...........................................................................................81 3.4 Power ..........................................................................................................84 References ..........................................................................................................87 Problems .............................................................................................................87 4 THERMODYNAMIC CYCLES ....................................................................89 4.1 Introduction ................................................................................................89 4.2 Carnot Cycle ...............................................................................................90 4.2.1 Efficiency of Carnot Engine .............................................................91 4.3 Brayton Cycle .............................................................................................93 4.4 The Otto Cycle ............................................................................................98 Contents xiii 4.5 Diesel Cycle ..............................................................................................102 4.6 The Dual Cycle .........................................................................................106 4.7 Rankine Cycle ...........................................................................................107 4.7.1 Rankine Cycle With Reheat ............................................................109 4.7.2 Regenerative Rankine Cycle ...........................................................111 4.8 Supercritical Rankine Cycle .....................................................................113 4.9 Combined Reheat and Regenerative Rankine Cycle ................................114 4.10 Combined Cycles in Stationary Gas Turbine for Power Production ........117 4.11 Stirling Cycle ..........................................................................................123 4.11.1 Efficiency of the Stirling Cycle ..................................................124 4.12 Ericssion Cycle .......................................................................................125 4.13 Miller Cycle ............................................................................................126 4.14 Atkinson Cycle ........................................................................................127 4.15 Kalina Cycle ............................................................................................128 References ........................................................................................................130 Problems ...........................................................................................................138 5 FUNDAMENTALS OF HEAT TRANSFER ..............................................141 5.1 Introduction ..............................................................................................141 5.2 Thermal Conduction .................................................................................141 5.3 Modeling of Heat Transfer by Conduction ..............................................144 5.4 Convective Heat Transfer .........................................................................148 5.5 Radiative Heat Transfer ............................................................................149 5.6 Thermal Resistance ...................................................................................151 5.7 R Values ...................................................................................................154 References ........................................................................................................155 Problems ...........................................................................................................156 6 COAL ..............................................................................................................159 6.1 Introduction ..............................................................................................159 6.2 Origin of Coal ...........................................................................................164 6.3 Classification ............................................................................................167 6.4 Coal Properties and Structure ...................................................................173 6.5 Coal Structure ...........................................................................................176 6.6 Coal Mining ..............................................................................................179 6.6.1 Surface Mining ...............................................................................179 6.6.2 Underground Mining ......................................................................180 6.6.2.1 Room and Pillar Mining ....................................................181 6.6.2.2 Longwall Mining ...............................................................181 6.7 Cost of Coal and Its Mining .....................................................................182 6.8 Transportation of Coal ..............................................................................185 6.9 Coal Cleaning ...........................................................................................186 6.10 The Use of Coal ......................................................................................190 6.10.1 Electricity Production from Coal ................................................190 xiv Contents 6.11 Clean Coal Technology ..........................................................................192 6.11.1 Supercritical Pulverized Coal Power Plant .................................193 6.11.2 Atmospheric Circulating Fluidized Bed Combustion (ACFBC) .....................................................................................197 6.11.3 Pressurized Fluidized Bed Combustion (PCFBC) ......................198 6.11.4 Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle Coal Power Plant ......200 6.11.5 Integrated Coal Gasification - Fuel Cells for Power Generation ...................................................................................202 6.11.6 Zero Emission Coal Power Plant ................................................202 6.12 Pollution Control from Coal Combustion ...............................................204 6.12.1 Removal of Organic Sulfur .........................................................204 6.12.1.1 Solvent partitioning .....................................................205 6.12.1.2 Neutralization method .................................................206 6.12.1.3 Hydrogénation Reaction ..............................................207 6.12.1.4 Thermal Decomposition ..............................................207 6.12.1.5 Oxidation Reaction ......................................................207 6.12.1.6 Reaction with Sodium Hydroxide ...............................207 6.12.1.7 Microbial Removal ......................................................207 6.12.2 Removal of Pyritic Sulfur ...........................................................208 6.12.3 Sulfate Sulfur ..............................................................................208 6.13 Flue Gas Desulfurization and NOx Removal .........................................209 6.13.1 Wet Scrubber (Lime and Limestone FGD) ................................210 6.13.2 Dry Sorbent Injection Method ....................................................212 6.13.2.1 Furnace Injection .........................................................212 6.13.2.2 Duct Injection ..............................................................216 6.13.2.3 Calcium Silicate Injection (ADVACATE) .................216 6.13.2.4 Combined Spray Drying and Electrostatic precipitator (E-SOx) ....................................................217 6.13.2.5 SOx-NOxRoxBox(SNRB) ......................................218 6.14 Iron and Steel Production .......................................................................220 6.14.1 Pulverized Coal Injection (PCI) Process .....................................221 6.15 Use of Coal in Cement Production .........................................................221 6.16 Liquid Fuels from Coal ...........................................................................222 6.16.1 Carbonization and Pyrolysis .......................................................222 6.16.2 Direct liquefaction ......................................................................226 6.16.2.1 Single-Stage Direct Liquefaction Process ...................226 6.16.2.2 Two-Stage Direct Liquefaction Processes ..................231 6.16.3 The Catalytic Two-Stage Liquefaction (CTSL) Process ............232 6.16.4 Co-processing .............................................................................236 6.16.4.1 Lummus Crest Co-processing .....................................236 6.16.4.2 Alberta Research Council (ARC) Co-processing .......237 6.16.4.3 CANMET Co-processing ............................................237 6.16.4.4 HTI Co-processing ......................................................237 Contents xv 6.16.5 Indirect Liquefaction Processes ..................................................238 6.16.5.1 The Sasol Process ........................................................238 6.16.5.2 The Mobil MTG Process .............................................240 6.16.5.3 The Shell SMDS Process ............................................241 References ........................................................................................................242 Problems ...........................................................................................................279 NATURAL GAS .............................................................................................281 7.1 Introduction ..............................................................................................281 7.2 Formation of Natural Gas .........................................................................292 7.3 Unconventional Sources ...........................................................................293 7.3.1 Deep Natural Gas ............................................................................296 7.3.2 Tight Natural Gas ...........................................................................297 7.3.3 Gas Containing Shales ....................................................................303 7.3.4 Coal Bed Methane ..........................................................................303 7.3.5 Geopressurized Natural Gas ...........................................................306 7.3.6 Methane Hydrates ...........................................................................307 7.4 Composition of Natural Gas .....................................................................311 7.5 Combustion Properties of Natural Gas .....................................................312 7.6 Natural Gas Production ............................................................................312 7.6.1 Exploration ......................................................................................313 7.6.1.1 Magnetometers ..................................................................313 7.6.1.2 Gravimeters .......................................................................314 7.6.1.3 Exploratory Wells ..............................................................314 7.6.2 Logging ...........................................................................................314 7.6.3 Extraction ........................................................................................320 7.6.3.1 Well Completion ................................................................320 7.6.3.2 Completion ........................................................................321 7.6.3.3 Wellhead ............................................................................322 7.6.3.4 Lifting and Well Treatment ...............................................322 7.6.4 Processing .......................................................................................323 7.6.4.1 Gas-Oil Separation ............................................................325 7.6.4.2 Oil and Condensate Removal ............................................325 7.6.4.3 Dehydration .......................................................................327 7.6.4.4 Contaminant and Acid Gas Removal ................................329 7.6.4.5 Nitrogen Extraction ...........................................................332 7.6.4.6 Natural Gas Liquid Recovery ............................................332 7.6.4.7 Oil Absorption Process ......................................................332 7.6.4.8 Fractionation ......................................................................334 7.6.5 Natural Gas Transport .....................................................................334 7.6.5.1 International Transportation of Natural Gas .....................338 7.6.6 Storage of Natural Gas ....................................................................343 7.6.6.1 Depleted Gas Reservoirs ...................................................343 xvi Contents 7.6.6.2 Aquifers .............................................................................344 7.6.6.3 Salt Caverns .......................................................................344 7.6.7 Distribution.....................................................................................347 7.6.8 Natural Gas Use ..............................................................................347 7.6.8.1 Residential Uses ................................................................349 7.6.8.2 Commercial Uses ...............................................................349 7.6.8.3 Industrial Use .....................................................................351 7.6.8.4 Natural Gas Vehicles ........................................................351 7.6.8.5 Electricity Generation ........................................................352 7.6.8.6 Natural Gas Use for Fertilizer Production .........................352 7.7 Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) ..................................................................354 7.8 Liquefaction Process .................................................................................356 7.8.1 Phillips Cascade Process ................................................................356 7.8.2 APCI Process ..................................................................................356 7.9 Transportation and Storage of LNG .........................................................359 7.9.1 Moss Tanks .....................................................................................359 7.9.2 ІШ Tanks ........................................................................................360 7.9.3 GT96 ...............................................................................................361 7.9.4 TGZ Mark Ш ..................................................................................361 7.10 LNG Storage Facility ..............................................................................361 7.10.1 Underground Storage Tank .........................................................362 7.10.2 Above Ground Storage Tank ......................................................362 References ........................................................................................................367 Problems ...........................................................................................................381 8 PETROLEUM ................................................................................................383 8.1 Introduction ..............................................................................................383 8.2 Consumption of Oil ..................................................................................385 8.3 Oil Demand by Sectors .............................................................................394 8.4 Exploration, Drilling, and Production ......................................................396 8.4.1 Exploration and Drilling .................................................................396 8.4.2 Production .......................................................................................396 8.4.2.1 Production by Artificial Lift ..............................................398 8.4.2.2 Off-Shore Production ........................................................399 8.5 Crude Oil Benchmarking ..........................................................................400 8.5.1 West Texas Intermediate (WTI) .....................................................401 8.5.2 Brent Blend .....................................................................................401 8.5.3 Dubai Crude ....................................................................................401 8.5.4 New York Mercantile Exchange ....................................................402 8.5.5 OPEC Basket ..................................................................................402 8.6 Crude Oil Characterization .......................................................................403 8.7 Crude Oil Refining ...................................................................................406 8.7.1 Distillation ......................................................................................406 8.7.2 Catalytic Reforming ........................................................................408 Contents xvii 8.7.3 Cracking..........................................................................................412 8.7.3.1 Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC)........................................414 8.7.3.2 Gas Oil Catalytic Cracking................................................415 8.7.3.3 Resid Catalytic Cracking...................................................416 8.8 Cracking for Light Olefins and Aromatics...............................................417 8.9 Delayed Coking Unit (Coker) ..................................................................423 8.10 Hydrocracking .........................................................................................424 8.10.1 Single Stage with Recycle ..........................................................424 8.10.2 Two-Stage Process .....................................................................425 8.11 Hydrotreatment .......................................................................................426 8.12 Gasoline Reforming ................................................................................430 8.12.1 Alkylation ...................................................................................430 8.12.1.1 Hydrofluoric Acid Alkylation Process ........................431 8.12.1.2 Sulfuric Acid Alkylation Process ................................431 8.12.2 Isomerization Process .................................................................434 References ........................................................................................................435 Problems ...........................................................................................................451 NUCLEAR ......................................................................................................453 9.1 Introduction ..............................................................................................454 9.2 The Fusion Cycle ......................................................................................459 9.3 The Fission Cycle .....................................................................................460 9.4 Uranium Resources ...................................................................................481 9.5 Fuel Cycle .................................................................................................484 9.5.1 Once-Through Cycle ......................................................................484 9.5.2 Closed Fuel Cycle ...........................................................................484 9.6 Uranium Supply and Demand ..................................................................487 9.7 Electricity Generation from Nuclear Energy ............................................488 9.7.1 Uranium Mining and Extraction .....................................................489 9.7.1.1 Mining and Milling ............................................................490 9.7.2 Conversion and Enrichment ...........................................................491 9.7.2.1 Enrichment .........................................................................494 9.7.2.2 Waste Generated by Enrichment Processes ......................499 9.7.3 Fuel Fabrication ..............................................................................499 9.7.3.1 Ceramic Pellet Fuel ...........................................................499 9.7.3.2 Research Reactor Fuel Assembly ......................................501 9.7.3.3 Light Water Reactor Fuel Assemblies ..............................503 9.7.3.4 CANDU Reactor Fuel Assemblies ...................................504 9.7.3.5 Mixed Oxide (МОХ) Fuel Assemblies ............................504 9.7.3.6 Metal Fuel ..........................................................................505 9.7.3.7 Thorium Fuel .....................................................................505 9.7.3.8 Fuel Cladding ....................................................................506 9.8 Uranium Downblending ...........................................................................506 9.8.1 Blending Process .............................................................................507 xviii Contents 9.9 Power Production/Burn Up ......................................................................507 9.10 Types of Nuclear Reactors ......................................................................508 9.10.1 Research Reactors ......................................................................508 9.10.2 Commercial Reactors for Electricity Generation ......................509 9.11 Generation II Light Water Reactors ........................................................511 9.11.1 Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) ............................................511 9.11.2 Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) ..................................................514 9.11.3 CANDU Reactors ......................................................................518 9.11.4 RBMK Reactors .........................................................................521 9.12 Generation ΠΙ & ΠΙ+ Reactors ..............................................................522 9.12.1 Advanced Light Water Reactors ................................................522 9.12.2 Advanced Passive- 1000 Reactor (AP- 1000) .............................524 9.12.3 Advanced Pressurized Water Reactor (APWR) ........................527 9.12.4 Evolutionary Power Reactor (EPR) ...........................................527 9.12.5 Economic & Simplified Boiling Water Reactor (ESBWR) ......532 9.12.6 International Reactor Innovative & Secure (IRIS) Reactor .......535 9.12.7 APR-1400 ..................................................................................537 9.12.8 WER-1200 ...............................................................................537 9.13 Advanced Heavy Water Reactors ...........................................................538 9.14 Fast Reactors ...........................................................................................538 9.15 Gas-Cooled Reactors ..............................................................................541 9.16 Generation IV Reactors ..........................................................................542 9.16.1 Gas-Cooled Fast Reactor (GFR) .................................................544 9.16.2 Lead-Cooled Fast Reactor (LFR) ...............................................545 9.16.3 Molten Salt Reactor (MSR) ........................................................548 9.16.4 Sodium-Cooled Fast Reactor (SFR) ...........................................549 9.16.5 Supercritical-Water-Cooled Reactor (SCWR) ...........................550 9.16.6 Very High Temperature Reactor (VHTR) ..................................552 9.16.6.1 TRISO Fuel ..................................................................554 9.16.6.2 PBMRandGT-MHR ...................................................558 9.17 Waste Management .................................................................................565 9.17.1 Spent Reactor Fuel ......................................................................568 9.17.1.1 Temporary Storage .....................................................569 9.17.1.2 Repository ...................................................................571 9.17.2 US Repository .............................................................................571 9.17.3 Spent Fuel Transfer .....................................................................574 9.17.3.1 Transportation .............................................................575 9.17.3.2 Security & Logistical Concerns ..................................578 9.18 Conditions of Spent Fuel ........................................................................578 9.18.1 Isotopie Composition ..................................................................579 9.18.2 Decay Time .................................................................................579 9.18.3 Reprocessing & Recycle .............................................................581 9.19 Reprocessing of Spent Fuel ....................................................................581 9.19.1 Partitioning ...................................................................................581 Contents xix 9.19.2 Decladding...................................................................................582 9.19.2.1 Chemical Decladding..................................................582 9.19.2.2 Mechanical Decladding...............................................583 9.19.2.3 Fuel Dissolution........................................................... 584 9.19.3 Aqueous Methods .......................................................................584 9.19.3.1 Bismuth Phosphate ......................................................584 9.19.3.2 Redox ...........................................................................585 9.20 Purex .......................................................................................................585 9.21 URanium Extraction (UREX)+ Process ................................................587 9.22 Non-aqueous Methods ............................................................................597 9.22.1 Fluoride Volatility Process .........................................................598 9.22.2 Molten-Salt Process ....................................................................599 9.22.3 Electrochemical Process .............................................................600 9.23 Thorium Fuel Cycle ................................................................................602 9.24 Waste Treatment/Recycling ....................................................................603 9.24.1 Fuel Cycle Front-End ..................................................................604 9.24.2 Mining & Milling Waste .............................................................605 9.24.3 Conversion & Enrichment Waste ...............................................609 9.25 Separation Technologies in Waste Management .....................................612 9.25.1 Transuranic Extraction (TRUEX) ...............................................612 9.25.2 Strontium Extraction (SREX) Process ........................................612 9.25.3 CCD-PEG ...................................................................................614 9.25.4 TALSPEAK ................................................................................616 9.25.5 Ion Exchange ..............................................................................617 9.25.6 Thorium Reprocessing Waste .....................................................618 9.26 Non-fuel Materials ..................................................................................618 9.27 Transmutation .........................................................................................621 9.27.1 Fast Reactors ...............................................................................622 9.27.2 Accelerator Technology ..............................................................622 9.28 Direct Use of Spent PWR fuel in С ANDU (DUPIC) ............................623 9.29 Waste Vitrification ..................................................................................625 References ........................................................................................................627 Problems ...........................................................................................................646 10 HUBBERT PEAK THEORY ......................................................................649 10.1 Introduction ............................................................................................649 10.2 Development of the Theory ...................................................................651 10.3 Gaussian Distribution for Peak Oil Prediction ......................................660 10.4 Linearization of Hubbert Peak Oil Theory ............................................660 10.5 World Peak Oil Forecast ........................................................................663 10.6 Peak Coal Production Forecast ..............................................................668 10.7 Peak Production Forecast for Natural Gas ............................................672 References ......................................................................................................674 Problems .........................................................................................................676 xx Contents Appendix 1 ...........................................................................................................677 Energy Versus GDP for Various Countries ...................................................677 Appendix II .........................................................................................................685 Property Classes Table ...................................................................................685 Appendixül ........................................................................................................689 Unit Conversion Table ...................................................................................689 Appendix IV ........................................................................................................695 Steam Properties .............................................................................................695 Appendix V .........................................................................................................715 Thermal Conductivity of Building Materials .................................................715 Appendix VI ........................................................................................................721 Exports and Imports of Coal by Countries .....................................................721 Coal to Liquid Plants Planned ........................................................................721 Appendix VII ......................................................................................................729 Exports and Imports of Dry Natural Gas in the World ..................................729 Appendix VIII.....................................................................................................735 Selected Giant Oil Fields and Their Size .......................................................735 Example of Characterization of Crude Oil .....................................................735 Appendix IX ........................................................................................................761 Nuclear Power Plants Under Construction or Planned in the World .............761 Appendix X .........................................................................................................765 Data for Prediction of Peak Oil Production Year by the Hubbert Theory .....765 Index ....................................................................................................................773
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