TY - JOUR
T1 - Simulation of bioenergy technologies for different regional categories and technological assessment of combined system using ASPEN PLUS
AU - Sano, Akira
AU - Kuramochi, Hidetoshi
AU - Kobayashi, Jun
AU - Inaba, Rokuta
AU - Kawamoto, Katuya
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PY - 2017
Y1 - 2017
N2 - Three bioenergy technologies, namely, biodiesel fuel production, and H2-CH4 fermentation processes, were modeled using APEN PLUS> A comparative performance was assessed for different regions and scales. THe proportions of feedstock were set corresponding to urban, suburban, and rural regions. Verification of the simulation with our experiment indicated adequate validation to simulate using model designs. Advantage of scale was found in the H2-CH4 fermentation process, while total efficiency in the gasification process was considered to be affected greater to feedstock proportion by region category than to scale. Then, combined system of the three processes was simulated to study advantages to the combining bioenergy technolgies. Compared with the non-combined system, the combined system has high efficiencies because sludge and glycerol discharged from the three individual processes were fed again as feedstock into the combined system, and the sludge for the combined system was dried using waste heat exhausted from gas engine.
AB - Three bioenergy technologies, namely, biodiesel fuel production, and H2-CH4 fermentation processes, were modeled using APEN PLUS> A comparative performance was assessed for different regions and scales. THe proportions of feedstock were set corresponding to urban, suburban, and rural regions. Verification of the simulation with our experiment indicated adequate validation to simulate using model designs. Advantage of scale was found in the H2-CH4 fermentation process, while total efficiency in the gasification process was considered to be affected greater to feedstock proportion by region category than to scale. Then, combined system of the three processes was simulated to study advantages to the combining bioenergy technolgies. Compared with the non-combined system, the combined system has high efficiencies because sludge and glycerol discharged from the three individual processes were fed again as feedstock into the combined system, and the sludge for the combined system was dried using waste heat exhausted from gas engine.
KW - BDF
KW - Biomass
KW - Gasifcation
KW - H-CH fermentation
KW - Integrated system
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U2 - 10.1252/jcej.16we364
DO - 10.1252/jcej.16we364
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:85035093531
VL - 50
SP - 838
EP - 849
JO - Journal of Chemical Engineering of Japan
JF - Journal of Chemical Engineering of Japan
SN - 0021-9592
IS - 11
ER -
