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•lOlRN ̂ L OF SCIENCE & TKCHNOLOGY 4 No 87 2012 GREENHOUSE GAS INVENTORY AND REFERENCE EMISSION LEVELS DETERMINATION FOR FERTILIZER SECTOR IN VIETNAM KlfeM KE KHi NHA KINH VA XAC DINH MUC PHAT THAI CO[.]

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GREENHOUSE GAS INVENTORY AND REFERENCE EMISSION LEVELS DETERMINATION FOR FERTILIZER SECTOR IN VIETNAM

KlfeM KE KHi NHA KINH VA XAC DINH MUC PHAT THAI CO S6

CHO NGANH SAN XUAT PHAN BON VII^T NAM

Vu Thi Minh Tliu Nguyen Thf Anh Tuyet

Vietnam Institute of Industrial Chemistry Hanoi University of Science and Technology

Received February 29.2012; accepted April 26, 2012

ABSTRACT

Fertilizer pmduction is becoming an intensive industry In Vietnam, meaning that greenhouse gases (GHG) emission of the sector will increase and contribute a significant proportion to a national GHG emission total Among domestic fertilizer types, nitmgenous fertilizer and DAP are most output-intensive production as well as COz-output-intensive emissions This paper determines total GHG amount as well as reference emission levels of fertilizer pmduction in Vietnam The study focuses on two intensive energy pmducts, those are urea (related to the NHj production) and DAP (related to the referred for developing strategic that objectives to mitigate the impacts of climate change and towards

a low carbon economy in service of sustainable development

TOM TAT

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1 INTRODUCTION Up to 2010, there were about 400

fertilizer production plants in Vietnam According to the World Meteorological produced 6.6 million tons (Mt) of product Organization (WMO), the increasing rate of outputs include 4 types - N (urea), DAP, P greenhouse gases (GHG) concentration has (phosphate), and NPK [3] At the moment, reached a peak in 2010, of which the major more than 80% of this output total was contribution is CO2 Among industrial sectors, produced by 5 largest plants, among which two Ihe nitrogenous fertilizer production is one of nitrogenous fertilizer plants supply 100 % most intensive energy and GHG emission domestic urea demand According to the sectors Even though specific energy Vietnam Fertilizer Association (VFA) by the

end of 2012, the domestic production will reach consumption of Ihe modem nitrogenous

fertilizer plants is much reduced compared to 7.25 million tons include 2 million tons of urea ,2 million tons of phosphate 330.000 tons of the 60s-teehnology plants (28 GJ/ton of NH3 ^^p^ a^j 35 j^jnjon tons of \PK In the 2012 compared to 60 GJ/ton of NHj, respectively) 2015 period 1.5 million tons of urea will be

ni, energy use in fertilizer industry still added by neu and expansion projects occupies about 1.2% of the world energs p^^,„^^^ production ha al»ays been consumption More than 90% of this energy is considered as the most intensive energy and

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producing NHj, producing HjP04 and

producing HNOj (IFA) Tlie average specific

energy consumption in nitrogenous fertilizer

production in the world is about 41 GJ/ion of

NHj [4] In Vietnam, paralell with the

developing trend of domestic fertilizer

production (in which production of urea,

phosphate and DAP will occupy about 65%,

18% and 10% respectively), GHG emissions

from the sector will increase significantly In

order to contribute to the national GHGs

inventory mission, this paper determines total

GHG amount as well as s base emission line of

fertilizer production in Vietnam The study

focuses on two intensive energy products, those

are urea (related to the NH, production) and DAP (related to the HjPO* production)

2 RESEARCH METHODS 2.1 Determining GHG emiwions in nitrogenous rciiilizcr produclion

Vietnam has 2 urea fertiiizer plants -those arc HaBac Nitrogenous Fertiiizer and Chemical Ltd Company (HANiCHEMCO) and Phu My Fertilizer Piani (PFP) They use different NHj-synthesIs leclmologies: HANICHEMCO applies China coal-based gasification technology (Fig 1) and PFP applies auto-thermal reforming technolt^ using natural gas (Fig.2) These produclion processes gcneftte COj

Fig I Coal-based NH3 produclion process

(CCS: Carbon Capture and Storage;

ASU: Air Separation Unit)

In principle, total CO: emissions of the

sector can be delermined by aggregating CO^

emissions from fertilizer plants In order to

determine CO: from plants, conventional

method is material balance This method

requires extremely detail input data which are

of the national GHG inventory programme, the

IPCC guidelines have been used for

determining total GHG emissions from

numbers of sectors such as electricity, and

cement production For nitrogenous fertilizer

production IPCC 2006 introduced three GHG

The formulations are as follows [5]:

Tier I •

Eco2 = AP • FR ' CCF * COF * 44/12 - R^QJ

where: E^-oj = CO, emissions kg: AP -• NIU

production, ion: FR = fuel requirement per unit

of output GJ/ton of Ml produced; CCF =

carbon content factor of the fuel, kg CO./ ;

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Fig 2 Natural gas-based NH, prod Process

(SMR: Steam Methane Reformer)

Rco,=CO, recovered for downstream use (for produclion of urea CO' liquid and C0-> solid)

Tier 2 TFR,= 5:(AP„ • FR„)

E ^ i (TFR • c c r • COF • 44 12) - R^Q,

where TFR, = total fuel requirement for fuel i, GJ; AP,j = NH- production using fuel i in process y, tons; FR,^ = fuel requirement per unit

of output for fuel 1 in process j GJ/ton SHj produced

Tier 3 TFR, = V TFR,„

E , „ , = :L(TFR, • CCF* COF'44 12)-R<-o:

where TFR, = total fuel requirement for fuel/, GJ; TFR,,, = total fuel requirement for fuel i used by plant n GJ

2.2 Determining GHG emissions in DAP fertilizer production

Vietnam has only one DAP plant - that is

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DAP Vinachem Company Limited (DAPCo)

The company applies modem technology using

primary source of apatite ore (phosphate rock)

The main stage of DAP process is

manufacturing phosphoric acid (Fig 3), that

generates COi

Fig 3 H}P04 produclion process

Phosphoric acid produclion is not

addressed by the 2006 IPCC guidelines, but the

Inventory of U.S, Greenhouse Gas Emissions

and Sinks provides a method for estimating

process related C02 emissions from phosphoric

acid production Based on that, we can estimate

the emissions from Ihe production of DAP

The wet process - the phosphate rock

reacts with concentrated H,S04 to produce

H3PO4:

Ca3(P0Jj + 3 H,SO^ = 2 H;PO^ + 3 CaSO,

CO2 is emitted when the limestone

component (CaC03) of phosphate rock reacts

with the sulfiiric acid (H2SO4) [6] The

following reaction summarizes the emission

process:

CaCO ^ H3SO, + up = CaSO, 2H,0 - CO,

Process emissions were calculated by

multiplying a defeuh factor for inorganic

carbon content within phosphate rock by the

amount of phosphate rock used to produce

phosphoric acid There are three options as

follows [6]:

Qei/OTti simplified emission calculations:

Efoi = AD * EF

where- E^^^^ = CO, = process emissions of CO,;

AD = phosphate rock consumption; EF =

regional chemical composition factor of

phosphate rock

Q&ion 2 hybrid method, based on each

quantity of phosphate rock and the percentage

of inorganic carbon:

t r i 2 ^ "' 2205

where: Em = annual CO2 mass emissions from

a wet-process HjPO: process line m (metric tons); 44/12 = ratio of molecular weights, CO2

to carbon; ICn = inorganic carbon content of

the batch of phosphate rock used during month

n (percent by weight, expressed as a decimal fraction); Pn = mass of phosphate rock

consumed in month n by wel-process HjP04

process line m (tons); m = each wet-process

HjPO.i process line; z = number of months during which the process line m operates; 2000/2205 = conversion fector to convert Ions

to metric tons

Option 3 - by using Continuous Emission

Monitoring System (CEMS), GHG emissions contained within a stack or vent is directly measured Because of very high installing and operating costs of CEMS, there is not any fertilizer plant in Vietnam installed this system

3 RES EACH RESULTS 3.1 Sources of data Information and data related to fuels, materials and products of fertilizer plants are collected using questionnaires undersigned by the Vietnam National Chemical Group [7] and collected data (AP, Rcoz AD ) for nitrogenous fertilizer plants and DAP plants in Vietnam 3.2 Results and discussion

Based on total output of NHj produced in

plant (I) and plant (2), total equivalent CO2

(COieq.) emissions can be calculated using Tier

I However, due lo the difTerenliations in technological characteristics and material types between these two plants Tier 2 should be applied separately for each plant Tier 3 can not

be used in this study because of the lack of country-specific factor In the case of plant (3)

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Table I ColUcUtI data for uisa <S DAP plants Table I Calculation factors for COt tnvitiilory

( D - H A N I C H K M C O

M a i n

produclh

(limvi)

K a w

NM,

urea

l i q u i d

solid

C O

-a-;il

motcriuls i 4H

(KinyrI t,,.,]

N H ,

120.566

144.182

29,363

~w5.nn

.1111.706

1 sn.'i'^ 1

141

i i ' i t i ' ;

116,867 139.449 2«.033

" 5 5 3 0 2 7 "

271.74H

|.l').(.2(l

364 111,27*

113,200 143.879 30.339 5771)00

^'ihlh 1

1.17.IHS 11,'noil

M a i n

pri'iliicts

lion Mi

j M-ilcriaK

M l ,

urea

r

! nalural

' t;.is

1 M i ,

461.900

553.667

515.298

427.S33

488.300 591.873 540.217 457.357

469.509 5RH.')31 5l'i,'12K r><) 7S7

products H j P U i

5fi,4fil i

26.377 '

04 :,S7

J 5 ( \ l ' ) ( l _ 75.139 r,7 402.287 ,

COicq emissions because of limited data

sources Table 2 summarizes calculation

factors for CO^ inventory and table 3 presents

results calculaled in different choices

As shown in the results of plants ( I ) and

(2) there is a difference of about 2 0 % between

two calculation choices Obviously, if wc can

apply Tier 2 we can get belter results C O '

emission of plant (3) keeps doubling increase

year by year since the plant has started its

operation at the end of 2008 The plant's

produclion output is gradually stabilizing,

meaning that its emission is expected around

280.000 tons every year

4 CONC l l S l O N

The paper determines total GHG amounl

as well as reference emission levels fertilizer

Plant

TItrl

C S I I I |!|

FR

iQJ/ton)

42.5 53.0 37,5

Djiliim 1

CCF

tinC/OJ)

21.0 25.8

COF

1

1

EF

—r-0.672

Table 3 GHG emission of urea & DAP plants (choice 2) - Unit: thousand tons COjcq

Plml 1 (1) 1 (2) 1 (3) 1 T«ri

•tier I for total 11)^121: Option lfor(3)

20119

2010

2011

2.955.101 3.081.350 2.955.361

70.01

144 66

28112

3.025.182

3.226.009 3.237,184

Tier 2 for separate lt)A 12) Option I for (3)

2009

2010

2011

1.007.507 975.828

964 J 4 0

1.318.109 l,397JSI 1.323.938

70 08

144 66

28182

2.395.698 2.518.039 2.570.101

Table •/

(Unit: liu REis of urea and DAP produclion UMi'hl tons ('<)_• 11/ Ion ofproduci)

IMiint f h i n t

Tier 1

A v e r a g e of , ( l ) * ( 2 ) !

2 M

Plant i

1.24 0.93

1 20

l->HKfui.inMi in Viemam to^uMni: on two mlciiMM- CIK'IL;\ piodiicl- lliosc arc urea (related lo the M h produclion) and DAP (related to the H ; P ( ) | production)

For « h o l e sector, it is estimated that total GHG emission of fertilizer production in Vietnam has a significant contribution to total CiHG emissions from industrial production in will not only slabili/e at this level but continues

to grow rapidly (increase twice, up to Ilie end

2015, increase three times, up to the early 2020) when new and expansion fertilizer production projecis operated

Furthermore COicq, emission per ton of product so-called reference emission levels (RELs) for fertilizer production in Vietnam are

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It is seen that REL of plan (1) is much larger

than REL of plant (2) - this reflects the

difference in production technology as well as

raw material used between two plants (Fig, 1

and 2) In general, RELs of Vietnam

coal-based nitrogenous fertilizer plant are still high

If we average values of specific GHG emission

in 2009, 2010 and 2011, the REL of

HANICHEMCO is 4.26 tons of COjeq per ton

of NH3 which is slightly higher than the REL of

Chinese corresponding plants (3.9 Ions COjcq

per ton of NH3) Because the production line of

HANICHEMCO was installed

ineomprehensively efficiency of using raw

materials and fuel energy of the plant is now

under designed Similarly, if we average values

of specific GHG emission in 2009, 2010 and

2011, the REL of DAPCo is 1.12 tons of

COjcq per ton of HjP04 which is also higher

than the REL of USA phosphoric acid

production (I.O tonof C02eq per ton of HjPO^)

[8] In the ease of PFP the company has

installed a CO2 recovering system using

KM-CRD technology (by Mitsubishi Japan) in order

to recover CO2 exhausted from reforming processes - this can mitigate about 240 tons of smaller than the corresponding number of the world (2.9 tons COjeq./Ion of NH3) [9] The study findings can be directly used for national GHGs inventory mission and indirectiy referred for developing strategic that objectives to mitigate the impacts of climate change and towards a low carbon economy in service of sustainable development Due to high REL of coal-based nitrogenous fertilizer production, energy efficiency solutions such as (before gasification step), CO2 recovering must

be considered in Vietnam

Acknowledgements The work presented in this paper is a part

of the 2012 Project sponsored Ministry of Industry and Trade

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Swaminathan, B and K.E Sukalae, 2004: Technology transfer and mitigation of climate change: The fertilizer industry perspective Presented at the IPCC Expert Meeting on Industrial Technology Development, Transfer and Diffusion, Tokyo, Japan, 21-23/9/2004

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development February Report 2011

UNIDO Global Industrial Energy Efficiency Benchmarking 11/2010

IPCC (2006) 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories The National Greenhouse Gas Inventories Programme The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, H.S Eggleslon, L Buenida, K Miwa, T Ngara, and K Tanabe (eds.) Hayama, Kanagawa, Japan U.S Environmental Protection Agency Technical Support Document for the Phosphoric Acid Production Sector: Proposed Rule for Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gases 20/2/2009 Vietnam National Chemical Group Questionnaire collecting information, 2/2012

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Author's address: Nguyen Thi Anh Tuyet - Tel (+84)904.861.412

Email: tuyetnta-inest@maiI.hut.edu.vn

Hanoi University of Science and Technology

No 1 Dai Co Viet Str., Ha Noi Viet Nam

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