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Gas processing plants

2/3 Biomethane from biogas Biomethane is an attractive alternative to fossil fuels. Its production is environmentallyfriendly, efficient and reliable. Supplies of fossil fuels, such as coal, oil and natural gas will eventually run out and, in the long term, must be replaced with renewable alternatives. Biogas plays an important role in the regenerative energy introduction phase. It can be produced from a variety of organic waste materials. Nowadays, landfills, wastewater treatment plants and organic wastes from restaurants and food production facilities are important sources for the generation of biogas. The processing of biogas to natural gas quality is an important prerequisite for efficient energy provision. Processing biogas allows it to be transported and injected into the existing natural gas networks; it can also be transported in gas bottles and cooled into a liquid. Carbotech also has extensive experience in the field of industrial gas cleaning and generation such as the generation of nitrogen from atmospheric air. Carbotech set up its first gas processing plants in Sweden and Switzerland in the early 90s. Nowadays, reliable, highly-efficient, and environmentally conserving biogas is being processed to natural gas quality in many countries throughout Europe. The pressure swing adsorption (PSA) process developed and patented by Carbotech is simple and has low energy requirements. On-going development of plants over the past three decades has resulted in PSA becoming one of the most efficient processing techniques currently on the market. This makes the gas suitable for a wide range of uses: in highly-efficient, decentralised, combined heat and power units as fuel in the form of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) for the generation of heat as a raw material in the chemical industry Carbotech is a pioneer Carbotech is acknowledged as the biogas processing pioneer in Europe and is one of the leading manufacturers of turnkey plants for biogas injection projects. The company has been active for over 30 years in the biogas sector. Processing plant for biomethane production installed in standard, space-saving containers Biogas upgrading plant in Aiterhofen

Technology

4/5 Efficient and environmentally-friendly generation of biomethane Carbotech s pressure swing adsorption process allows biogas to be processed into high-quality biomethane. Simple and reliable technology Pressure swing adsorption provides a simple biogas upgrading process. The biogas is compressed, catalytically cleaned of hydrogen sulphide (H 2 S) and other trace gases using activated carbon and cooled to remove as much water as possible. The biogas is then passed through an adsorber filled with carbon molecular siever, in which carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) and other contaminants (H 2 O, remnant H 2 S, siloxanes, NH 3, odorants and fractions of N 2, O 2, etc.) are removed from the gas prior to the production of biomethane. In order to make the process continuous, production is switched to a second adsorber after a predetermined interval, allowing the first adsorber to be fully vacuum regenerated. Programmable logic control (PLC) and on-line gas analysis make plant operation automatic, safe and reliable. Economic planning and safe investment in future-proof regenerative energy Carbotech assists investors from the planning stage through construction and commissioning, and into the servicing of biogas upgrading systems and injection units. Assistance is provided regardless of whether the investor opts to produce the raw biogas through dry or wet fermentation systems. Biogas production, processing and injection technology from a single source Schmack Biogas and Bioferm, sister companies of Schmack Carbotech, offer a very wide spectrum of individual customer solutions. These include, for example, biogas generation from the full range of raw material options and the use of biomethane for injection into the natural gas grid. Low processing costs Carbotech s pressure swing adsorption technique is a dry process, characterized by the deployment of minimal operating resources. This means: low electrical power requirement no thermal power requirement no process water and, therefore, no process water treatment requirement no wastewater and, therefore, no wastewater treatment no toxic chemicals no contaminated wastes Complete plant schematic A glimpse into the workings of a biogas upgrading plant from Carbotech

Performance spectrum

6/7 Overview of gas upgrading sytems and injection units Performance spectrum The input spectrum for Carbotech systems ranges from just a few hundred to many thousand cubic meters of biogas per hour. Standardised containers and modular arrangement ensure that the number of interfaces is kept to a minimum and that installation and commissioning costs are kept as low as possible. Modular design also allows a wide range of biogas upgrading plant sizes to be built. It is possible to process large amounts of biogas, in excess of 3000 m 3 /h, within individually-designed plants. Biomethane injection units In accordance with customer and project requirements, Carbotech is also able to deliver the necessary biomethane injection units. The injection units are designed, built and tested in accordance with all relevant norms, standards and regulations. To ensure the containers are installed and connected in the shortest possible time, they are preassembled and tested prior to site delivery. Depending on client s requirements injection units can be equipped with the following system modules: Generation of biomethane from biogenic gases by means of the pressure swing adsorption principle is highly efficient, reliable, environmentally-friendly and sustainable. As an advantage over washing and membrane processes, the pressure swing adsorption also removes water, siloxanes, hydrogen sulphide and VOCs parallel to the removal of CO 2. Biogas upgrading plant (BUP) The BUP series offers all features expected from a biogas processing plant: safety, reliability and compactness. The units are also simple to operate and maintenance-friendly. The ready-to-operate containers are designed to ensure installation costs are kept low and practicable and to keep the number of interfaces at a minimum. Only gas and electrical power connections are required. Booster compressor station Oxygen-removal unit LPG mixing unit Air mixing unit Odorising unit Gas quality measuring unit The costs Thanks to a highly-efficient process, minimal operating resources and durable plant technology designed to comply with industry standards, plant specific processing and lifecycle costs are very low. Processing costs of less than one euro cent per kilowatt-hour are possible with the larger gas processing units. Plant type (BUP) BUP250 BUP350 BUP500 BUP750 BUP1000 BUP1400 BUP2000 BUP3000 Nominal capacity m 3 /h 250 350 500 750 1000 1400 2000 3000 Biomethane 1) m 3 /h 155 217 309 464 619 866 1238 1856 Electrical requirements kw 58 81 110 165 215 301 420 630 Activated carbon requirements 2) kg/a 525 735 1050 1575 2100 2940 4200 6300 Other operating resources kg/a Installation area Length Width m m 20 8 20 8 22 10 22 10 24 12 24 12 26 15 28 18 Note: This data is provided solely for information purposes. Project-specific alterations may be necessary. 1) relates to raw biogas generated from waste material and containing 60 % methane, 3 % CO 2 and 1 % air following its production 2) relates to an annual mean average value of 100 ppm H 2 S in the raw biogas

References Carbotech a leader in Europe

8/9 BGAA Fulda Biothan GmbH, Fulda Fulda/Hessen Commissioned into service: 2012 BUP1000 Raw biogas source: communal waste, liquid manure Raw biogas: 1000 Nm 3 /h Biomethane: 580 Nm 3 /h BGAA Genf ACRONA Systems AG, Aarau Geneva, Switzerland Commissioned into service: 2013 BUP350 Raw biogas source: purification plant gas Raw biogas: 350 Nm 3 /h Biomethane: 214 Nm 3 /h BGA Wüsting EWE AG Wüsting/Oldenburg (East Frisia) Commissioned into service: 08/2009 BUP1200 Raw biogas source: renewable raw materials Raw biogas: 1200 Nm 3 /h Biomethane: 635 Nm 3 /h

References BGAA Pohlsche Heide AML Immobilien GmbH Hille, Minden-Lübeck area Commissioned into service: 09/2009 BUP500 Raw biogas source: communal waste Raw biogas: 500 Nm 3 /h Biomethane: 258 Nm 3 /h BGAA Schwandorf II Feldgas GmbH & Co. KG (E.ON) Schwandorf Commissioned into service: 01/2008 2 x BUP1000 Raw biogas source: renewable raw materials Raw biogas: 2000 Nm 3 /h Biomethane: 1087 Nm 3 /h BGAA Güterglück RWE AG Güterglück/Sachsen-Anhalt Commissioned into service: 07/2009 BUP1200 Raw biogas source: renewable raw materials Raw biogas: 1200 Nm 3 /h Biomethane: 635 Nm 3 /h

10/11 BGAA Emmertsbühl EnBW Gas GmbH Emmertsbühl/Blaufelden Commissioned into service: 10/2010 BUP500 Raw biogas source: liquid manure, renewable raw materials Raw biogas: 500 Nm 3 /h Biomethane: 255 Nm 3 /h BGAA Wrams E.ON Gas Sverige AB Wrams/Sweden Commissioned into service: 10/2006 BUP500 Raw biogas source: waste food, abbatoir wastes Raw biogas: 500 Nm 3 /h Biomethane: 324 Nm 3 /h BGAA Werlte EWE AG Werlte Commissioned into service: 08/2007 BUP500 Raw biogas source: liquid manure, abbatoir wastes Raw biogas: 500 Nm 3 /h Biomethane: 305 Nm 3 /h

Information Complete solutions for biogas generation and energy usage Carbotech and its global network of cooperation partners develop and construct turnkey gas processing plants worldwide Carbotech has roots in research for the German hard coal industry. Since then, the company has accumulated more than 50 years experience in the development, engineering and manufacture of turnkey plants for gas processing and generation. The Viessmann Group companies offer comprehensive gas separation solutions. Core competence is characterized by innovative, efficient processes and technology for the generation, cleaning and processing of technical and biogenic gases. Prior to installation and in the context of engineering detail, all plants undergo in-depth threedimensional computer simulation testing. Competent and customer-oriented through a network of partners With its Essen-based engineering centre and its global network of cooperation partners, Carbotech is able to offer a broad variety of delivery and performance options for plant construction and marketing, including test and demonstration units designed for process optimisation. This guarantees product quality and customer satisfaction, based on client-specific, application-orientated process design and engineering supported by experience, specialists and flexibility. Prior to installation and in the context of engineering detail, all plants undergo an in depth three-dimensional computer simulation testing.

12/13 Hydrogen and nitrogen generating units for a wide range of industrial sectors Carbotech has extensive experience in the industrial gas cleaning and processing sector, including the cleaning of hydrogen and generation of nitrogen. Hydrogen gas recovery from hydrogenrich raw gases Carbotech s pressure swing adsorption plants recovering hydrogen from a range of hydrogen-rich feed gases are deployed worldwide. The feed gases used are reformed gases processed from natural gas, ammonia or naphthalene, but also from other sources, including coke oven gases, remnant ammonia gas, etc. Carbotech has been involved in the design and optimisation of such plants for over 40 years and has significantly influenced the development of this technology. It is possible to design and build hydrogen processing plants in volumes of up to 30,000 Nm 3 /h. These are specially designed for the individual application with a view to minimising both the investment and operating costs. Nitrogen increases the longevity of many products Nitrogen is deployed as a protective or flushing gas in the areas where product quality and longevity may be compromised by unwanted contact with oxygen. Carbotech plants make the sustainable generation of nitrogen a cost-effective option and allow customers to influence the quality and price of the nitrogen gas produced. Units for hydrogen (above) and nitrogen generation are designed and built by Carbotech on the basis of individual application requirements. Carbotech plants are found both on land and sea (ships on-board equipment) and are used in a variety of applications of applications linked with the metal, chemical and food industries. The plants demonstrate a very high level of technical reliability and can be used both as stand alone units and as "base load" facilities in the tank systems of industrial gas providers.

The company

14/15 Viessmann climate of innovation Viessmann is one of the world's leading manufacturers of intelligent, convenient and efficient systems for heating, cooling and decentralised power generation. As a third generation family run business, Viessmann has been supplying highly efficient and clean heating systems for many decades. A strong brand creates trust Together with our brand label, our key brand message is an identifying feature throughout the world. "Climate of innovation" is a promise on three levels: It is a commitment to a culture of innovation. It is also a promise of enhanced product benefits and, at the same time, an obligation to protect the environment. Acting in a sustainable manner For Viessmann, taking responsibility signifies a commitment to acting sustainably. This means harmonising ecology, economic concerns and social responsibility so that the needs of today are met without compromising the quality of life of future generations. We consider climate protection, environmental responsibility and resource efficiency to be key priorities throughout our company, which has more than 11,500 employees worldwide. Example of Best Practice With its strategic sustainability project, Viessmann demonstrates at its own head office in Allendorf (Eder) that the energy and climate policy goals set for 2050 can in fact be achieved today with commercially available technology. The results speak for themselves: Expansion of renewables to 60 percent CO 2 emissions reduced by 80 percent The long term goal is for the company to meet all its own heating energy requirements by sustainable means. 2009/2011/2013: German Sustainability Award for Production/Brand/Resource Efficiency Energy Efficiency Award 2010 Viessmann Group Company details Established in: 1917 Employees: 11,500 Group turnover: 2.2 billion euros Export share: 56 percent 22 production companies in 11 countries 74 countries with sales companies and branches 120 sales offices worldwide The comprehensive product range from the Viessmann Group for all energy sources and output ranges Boilers for oil or gas Combined heat and power generation Hybrid appliances Heat pumps Wood combustion technology Biogas production plants Biogas upgrading plants Solar thermal Photovoltaics Accessories Refrigeration systems

Schmack Carbotech GmbH Kronprinzenstr. 30 45128 Essen Telephone +49 201 50709-300 Fax +49 201 50709-500 www.carbotech.info Viessmann Werke GmbH & Co. KG 35107 Allendorf (Eder) Telephone +49 6452 70-0 Fax +49 6452 70-2780 www.viessmann.com Your trade partner: 9443 646-2 GB 02/2016 Copyright Viessmann Duplication and alternative use only with prior written consent. Subject to technical modifications.