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Publications (24)
The analysis and evaluation of ash deposits from the coal-fired Callide Oxyfuel
Project
Article
 * Mar 2019

 * Liza Elliott
 * Chris Spero
 * T. F. Wall

After the close of the Callide Oxyfuel Project, mature deposit samples were
collected from the primary and secondary superheater tubes. These samples were
studied with the aim of providing a description of deposits from an industry
scale oxyfuel plant and to gain some understanding of the deposition mechanism
involved in their formation. The deposi...
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Operational results of oxyfuel power plant (Callide Oxyfuel Project)
Article
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 * Oct 2016

 * Akihiro KOMAKI
 * Takahiro GOTO
 * Terutoshi UCHIDA
 * [...]
 * Chris Spero

In 2013, CO2 levels surpassed 400 ppm for the first time in recorded history.
So, we are facing global warming due to the increase levels of atmospheric
carbon dioxide (CO2). As a method of reducing CO2 emissions from coal fired
power plants, there are carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) technologies.
Oxyfuel combustion is one of the CO2 Captu...
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Mercury and SO3 measurements on the fabric filter at the Callide Oxy-fuel
Project during air and oxy-fuel firing transitions
Article
 * Apr 2016

 * Rohan Stanger
 * Lawrence Phoa Belo
 * Timothy Ting
 * [...]
 * T. F. Wall

The Callide Oxy-fuel Project is the world's largest operating oxy-fuel plant.
This work details an experimental test campaign at the Callide Oxy-fuel Project
monitoring mercury and SO3 levels exiting the fabric filter during transitions
between air and oxy firing conditions. The measurements were taken using two
custom built probes; the first allow...
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ICOPE-15-1036 Operational results of oxyfuel power plant : Callide Oxyfuel
Project
Article
 * Nov 2015

 * Akihiro KOMAKI
 * Takahiro GOTO
 * Terutoshi UCHIDA
 * [...]
 * Chris Spero

Coal is one of the important resources of electricity generation to maintain a
stable supply of power. Although, it is the main contributor to the rise of
energy-related CO_2 emission. According to "World Energy Outlook 2014", though
electricity demand has increased in the Organization for Economic Co-operation
and Development (OECD) and Non-OECD m...
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Field measurements of NOx and mercury from oxy-fuel compression condensates at
the Callide Oxyfuel Project
Article
 * Nov 2015

 * Rohan Stanger
 * Timothy Ting
 * Lawrence Phoa Belo
 * [...]
 * Terry Wall

The Callide Oxyfuel Project (COP) is the world's largest operating oxy-fuel
plant and has successfully demonstrated the retrofitting capability for oxy-fuel
to capture CO2. The compression of the raw flue gas at the COP has also
demonstrated that NOx and Hg can also be removed as part of the liquid
condensate. This work presents field tests conduct...
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Oxyfuel derived CO2 compression experiments with NO , SO and mercury
removal—Experiments involving compression of slip-streams from the Callide
Oxyfuel Project (COP)
Article
 * Oct 2015

 * Rohan Stanger
 * Timothy Ting
 * Chris Spero
 * Terry Wall

Oxyfuel combustion is a CO2 capture technology which is approaching commercial
demonstration. Of practical interest is the use of the compression circuit to
allow low-cost cleaning options for various flue gas impurities. This work has
focussed on three species - NOx SOx and Hg - and their removal during
compression of "real" oxyfuel flue gas sampl...
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Operation Experiences of Oxyfuel Power Plant in Callide Oxyfuel Project
Article
Full-text available
 * Dec 2014

 * Akihiro Komaki
 * Takahiro Gotou
 * Terutoshi Uchida
 * [...]
 * Chris Spero

Callide Oxyfuel Project is the only demonstration project for oxyfuel power
plant in the world and has been promoted at Callide-A power station in
Queensland, Australia. Callide-A power plant, which is a retrofit of an existing
power plant with a capacity of 30MWe, is now the largest operating oxyfuel power
plant all over the world. Two air separat...
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Oxy-combustion CPU – From Pilots Towards Industrial-scale Demonstration
Article
Full-text available
 * Dec 2014

 * Frederick Lockwood
 * Ludovic Granados
 * Mathieu Leclerc
 * [...]
 * Chris Spero

The CPU (Compression and Purification Unit) is used to capture, purify and
compress the CO2 contained in oxy-combustion boiler flue gas. Therefore, it
plays a key role in the oxy-combustion route for carbon capture and storage
(CCS). Over the last ten years Air Liquide has been developing this technology
from a conceptual stage towards industrial m...
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Oxyfuel Combustion as CO2 Capture Technology Advancing for Practical use -
callide Oxyfuel Project -
Article
Full-text available
 * Dec 2013

 * Terutoshi Uchida
 * Takahiro Goto
 * Toshihiko Yamada
 * [...]
 * Chris Spero

CCS, CO2 capture and storage, is one of the ways to keep CO2 concentration in
atmosphere to be under certain value in order to mitigate the global warming and
expectation for its practical use soars all over the world. IHI have developed
the oxyfuel combustion technology as CO2 capture technology since 1989 and we
have been going forward the Callid...
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Application and Demonstration of Oxyfuel Combustion Technologies to the Existing
Power Plant in Australia
Chapter
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 * Aug 2013

 * Terutoshi Uchida
 * Toshihiko Yamada
 * Shuzo Watanabe
 * [...]
 * Chris Spero

Oxyfuel combustion is able to directly make the highly concentrated CO2 from the
flue gas of pulverized coal fired power plant and, therefore, is expected as one
of the promising technologies for CO2 capture. We are advancing the Oxyfuel
combustion demonstration project, which is called Callide Oxyfuel Project, with
the support of both Australian a...
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Oxyfuel Combustion Technology Working Toward Demonstration and Commercialisation
Foreword
Article
 * Jan 2011

 * Chris Spero


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B110 STUDY RESULTS OF OXYFUEL COMBUSTION ON CALLIDE OXYFUEL PROJECT : ACTIVITIES
TOWARD THE COMMERCIALIZATION OF OXYFUEL COMBUSTION SYSTEM(Combustion-3)
Article
 * Nov 2009

 * Toshihiko YAMADA
 * Toru ISHII
 * Makoto TAKAFUJI
 * [...]
 * Chris Spero


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Results of Basic Study On Oxy-Fuel Combustion System for CO2 Capture
Conference Paper
 * Nov 2009

 * Toru Ishii
 * Toshihiko Yamada
 * Yoshiyuki Iso
 * [...]
 * Chris Spero

1. Introduction One of the main topics at Hokkaido Toyako summit held in Japan,
July, 2008, was Environment and Climate Change. As the long-tern Goal, the G8
leaders agreed to seek to share and adopt it with all Parties to the United
Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, with respect to the goal of
achieving at least 50% reduction of gl...
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An overview on oxyfuel coal combustion—State of the art research and technology
development
Article
Full-text available
 * Aug 2009

 * T. F. Wall
 * Yinghui Liu
 * Chris Spero
 * [...]
 * Jianglong Yu

Oxyfuel combustion is seen as one of the major options for CO2 capture for
future clean coal technologies. The paper provides an overview on research
activities and technology development through a fundamental research
underpinning the Australia/Japan Oxyfuel Feasibility Project. Studies on oxyfuel
combustion on a pilot-scale furnace and a laborato...
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Australian Biomass Resources: Types and Characteristics
Article
 * Jan 2008

 * Jim Ness
 * Chris Spero

An assessment of the potential for a biomass energy project necessitates an
evaluation of the quantity and quality of biomass resources available and their
suitability for the proposed utilisation. In this chapter an appraisal of the
Australian biomass resource is presented, together with a description of the
fuel characteristics of these materials...
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Test Results of Oxy-fuel Combustion and Outline of Demonstration Project in
Australia
Conference Paper
 * Jan 2007

 * Toshihiko Yamada
 * Masato Tamura
 * Toshiro Ffjimori
 * [...]
 * Chris Spero

Oxy-fuel combustion is expected to be one of the promising systems on CO2
capture from pulverized-coal fired power plant, and enable the CO2 to be
captured in a more cost-effective manner compared to other CO2 capture process.
Some studies in this area were implemented under Australia-Japan consortium
established in 2004. The comparative testing of...
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Pilot-Scale Co-Firing of Coal and Biomass: Combustion Results from a Boiler
Simulation Furnace
Article
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 * Jan 2005

 * M H Zulfiqar
 * Behdad Moghtaderi
 * Chris Spero
 * T. F. Wall

Co-firing of coal and biomass has been adopted by many power generators around
the world as an option for reduction of CO 2 emission. This study is part of a
greater project concerned with the milling and combustion characteristic of
coal/biomass blends. The current report presents the results of a series of
coal/biomass co-firing combustion experi...
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Bagasse - a major renewable Queensland energy resource
Article
 * Jan 1999

 * B. R. Stanmore
 * T. Dixon
 * Phil Hobson
 * [...]
 * J. H. Pohl


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Survey on wear in coal pulverizing mills part 2 - effect of grinding element
material properties
Article
 * Dec 1992

 * Chris Spero

Part 2 of this survey examines firstly, the metallurgical properties of the main
types and classes and wear-resistant ferrous alloys used for grinding elements
in coal (ore) pulverizing mills, and secondly, field data relating wear life of
these elements to alloy properties. Survey data were taken from the published
literature, material suppliers,...
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Survey on wear in coal pulverizing mills: Part 1 - effect of coal material
properties
Article
 * Jan 1992

 * Chris Spero
 * R.K. Kirkcaldie

The replacement of grinding components in coat pulverizing mills represents a
significant portion of maintenance cost associated with the operation of
coal-fired power plants. This paper (Part 1) examines the nature of the wear
processes occurring in different mill types, and evaluates the impact of certain
coal properties on the wear characteristi...
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Review of test methods for abrasive wear in ore grinding
Article
 * Jun 1991

 * Chris Spero
 * D.J. Hargreaves
 * R.K. Kirkcaldie
 * Harvey James Flitt

Maintenance costs associated with wear in coal grinding mills operating in
Queensland pulverised coal-fired power stations are in excess of $10m per year.
In other fuel-ore and mineral-ore processing industries metal wastage through
wear and corrosion is also a major component of maintenance cost. The aim of
this paper is (1) to define the relevant...
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Assessment and prediction of coal abrasiveness
Article
 * Sep 1990

 * Chris Spero

The abrasive properties of coal were measured in terms of the content,
composition and physical properties of the coal mineral matter, and the
grindability and bulk density of the coal. For a limited range of coals and
their associated relative density fractions, these properties were related to
abrasion index (AI) by an empirical equation. The res...
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Corrosion performance of mild steel in coal leachate
Article
 * Jan 1988

 * Chris Spero
 * Harvey James Flitt

Producers and users of coal have for many years recognized the potential
corrosivity of coal leachate, particularly with regard to its reaction on mild
steel structures associated with coal handling plant. In this paper, the results
of a preliminary investigation of aspects of mild steel corrosion by coal
leachate prepared from four Queensland coal...
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The influence of coal properties on the grinding and wear characteristics of
ring-and-ball pulverisers /
Article

 * Chris Spero

Thesis (M.E.)--Queensland University of Technology, 1989. Includes
bibliographical references.
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NETWORK

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 * wei-ping Pan
    * North China Electric Power University
   
   
   
 * Frank Huggins
    * University of Kentucky
   
   
   
 * Joann S Lighty
    * Boise State University
   
   
   
 * Gerald P Huffman
    * University of Kentucky
   
   
   
 * Filip Johnsson
    * Chalmers University of Technology
   
   
   

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 * Fernando Rubiera
    * Spanish National Research Council
   
   
   
 * Vasilije Manovic
    * Cranfield University
   
   
   
 * F. García-Labiano
    * Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) , Instituto de Carboquímica (ICB)
   
   
   
 * Chun Zou
    * Huazhong University of Science and Technology
   
   
   
 * Diego Zabrodiec
    * RWTH Aachen University
   
   
   


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Callide Oxyfuel Project
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Coal utilisation
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Oxy-Fuel Combustion Technology
Archived project

Performance evaluation of coal combustion in a CO2 rich flue gas and
retrofitting to conventional coal fired combustors.
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 * Behdad Moghtaderi
    * The University of Newcastle, Australia
   
   
   
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    * De La Salle University
   
   
   
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    * The Francis Xavier Engineering College
   
   
   
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Rajender Gupta


Timothy Ting
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 * Department of Chemical Engineering



Liza Elliott
Department
 * Department of Chemical Engineering



Harvey James Flitt
Department
 * School of Chemistry, Physics and Mechanical Engineering



Yinghui Liu
Department
 * Department of Chemical Engineering



Sameer Khare
Department
 * Q&P



Miguel Angel Delgado


Phil Hobson
Department
 * Centre for Tropical Crops and Biocommodities



Jim Ness


Terry Wall


M H Zulfiqar


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