Green Tutorial 2
Green Tutorial 2
Green Tutorial 2
Kelington was founded in 2000 to provide Ultra High Purity (UHP) gas delivery
solutions to the electronics and semiconductor industry.
Kelington Group Bhd will be purchasing over 50,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide
waste gas per year.
Projected 30% to 40% gross profit margin from the segment.
This is significantly higher than the group’s overall gross profit margin of 10%
to 15%, currently.
The carbon dioxide waste gas will then be purified to produce liquid gas to be
sold to the end users
THE USE OF CARBON DIOXIDE
Carbon dioxide gas is commonly used across a wide variety of industries, with
the food and beverages sector being the largest consumer in Malaysia.
The carbon dioxide in carbonated drinks is the same carbon dioxide that is
spewed from tailpipes and power plants.
Valser, one of the many brands bottled by Coca-Cola in Switzerland, has
started carbonating its sparkling mineral water using captured carbon dioxide.
Switzerland is capturing CO2 to sell to a neighboring greenhouse which uses
the product to make its vegetables grow faster.
COST OF CARBON DIOXIDE
Economic Performance
-Reducing utilities and increase production rate
Social Performance
Innovation and Knowledge Potential
-By modification on catalyst
Environmental Performance: Reusing
Waste Water From Vessel -1 (Decanter)
One of the wastes produced from the production is water with traces of
Nitrogen content from the splitter
It is being discharged at 40°C, 48691.7 kg per day and can be acted as coolant
to be used in cooling of reactor 1 and 2.
Then, the steam produced from the jacketed reactor can be fed to the
reboiler at distillation column in order to heat up the bottom and boilup.
Therefore, the utility required for purchashing steam can be reduced by
recycling the steam from the jacketed reactor.
Social Performances: Safety
Reactors temperature was kept below 440°C to ensure the design material does
not experience thermal fatigue or explosion. Piping which are involved in
transporting fluids higher than 70°C are insulated.
Flammable materials such as toluene and methanol are heated way past their
flashpoints where it presents considerable explosion risk in an event of a
leakage. Thus, fired heater is used to prevent such risk. It is a high but necessary
cost.
Due to its considerable volatility, a vapor pressure of 3.84 psia at 77°F, methanol
is stored in vertical cylindrical tanks with floating-head covers. This limits
extreme rises in pressure due to evaporation.