European new pellets standards Case non-woody pellets, 4 May 2010, Lyon

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European new pellets standards Case non-woody pellets, 4 May 2010, Lyon Eija Alakangas, VTT Convenor of Fuel specification and classes, WG2 of CEN/TC 335 http://www.eubionet.net

Multipart standard EN14961 Pellets Part - General requirements (EN 14961-1, January 2010) For industrial use pellets from woody, herbaceous and fruit biomass and blends and mixtures) Separate product standards (under preparation) Part 2 - wood pellets for non-industrial use (voting phase) Part 6 non-woody pellets for non-industrial use Product standards targeted for non-industrial use in smallscale appliances, such as, households and small commercial and public sector buildings 2

EN 14961-1, Solid biofuels General requirements Classification of raw material Property tables for 14 traded forms 3

Specification and classes (EN 14961-1) Classification is based on origin and source, major traded forms and properties Hierarchical classification system in table format: 1 Woody biomass 2 Herbaceous biomass 3 Fruit biomass 4 Biomass blends and mixtures blends = intentional, mixtures = unintentional Special requirements for chemically treated biomass Chemical treatment defined as any treatment with chemicals other than air, heat or water Chemically treated wood (e.g. glued, painted, coated, lacqued or otherwise treated), without halogeneted compounds and heavy metals 4

Solid biofuel utilisation chain Tables 3 15 with property classes in EN 14961-1 Origin/Source Biomass Fuel production Traded form (e.g. pellet) Solid biofuel Conversion Bioenergy use Documentation of origin (Table 1 in EN14961-1) Fuel Quality Assurance (pren 15234 upgrading ongoing multipart standard) Product declaration (pren 15234) 5

2.1 Herbaceous biomass from agriculture and horticulture (Table 1, EN 14961-1) 6

2.2 By-products and residues from herbaceous processing industry byproducts and residues (EN 14961-1) 7

Flexible classification EN 14961-1 Classification is flexible, and hence the producer or the consumer may select property from each property class This classification does not bind different characteristics with each other The fuel supply chain shall be unambiguosly traceble back over the whole chain For most commonly traded forms (e.g. pellets), a table including property classes Example M10, means that moisture content has to be less than 10% on average 8

Flexible classification EN14961-1 Some of the properties are normative (mandatory) origin and source always to be stated normative properties vary depending on both origin and traded form moisture content (M), and ash content (A) for all fuels Some properties are informative (voluntary), but they are recommended to be stated 9

Specification for traded forms EN14961-1 Briquettes (Table 3) Pellets (Table 4) (all raw material) Wood chips (Table 5) Hog fuel (Table 6) Wood logs (Table 7) Sawdust (Table 8) Shavings (Table 9) Bark (Table 10) Straw bales, reed canary grass bales and Miscanthus bales (Table 11) Energy grain (Table 12) Olive residues (Table 13) Fruit seed (Table 14) General master table for others (Table 15) 10

Pellets Normative properties (EN 14961-1) Origin (Table 1 - Part 1) Woody biomass 1 Herbaceous biomass 2 Fruit biomass 3 Blends and mixtures 4 Dimensions Class Diameter (D) Length (L) D06 6 ± 1,0 mm 3,15 L 40 mm (95 w-%) D08 8 ± 1,0 mm 3,15 L 40 mm (95 w-%) D10 10 ± 1,0 mm 3,15 L 40 mm (95 w-%) D12 12 ± 1,0 mm 3,15 L 50 mm (95 w-%) D25 25 ± 1,0 mm 10 L 50 mm (95 w-%) Maximum length of pellets: 45 mm in classes D06, D08 and D10 (< 5 w-%) 11

Pellets Normative (EN 14961-1) Moisture (M) M10 10 % as received M15 15 % as received Ash content (A) A0.5 0.5 % dry basis A0.7 0.7 % dry basis A1.0 1.0 % dry basis A1.5 1.5 % dry basis A3.0 3.0 % dry basis A5.0 5.0 % dry basis A7.0 7.0 % dry basis A10.0 10.0 % dry basis A10.0+ > 10.0 % dry basis, minimum value to be stated Drying oven, moisture content pren 14774-1 3 Bulk density (BD) (kg/m 3 ) To be stated in the following classes BD550, BD600, BD650, BD700 and BD700+ (minimum value to be stated) High temperature laboratory furnace Ash content EN 14775 12

Pellet - Normative (EN 14961-1) Amount of fines (F) When loaded or packaged Fines < 3,15 mm F1.0 1,0 w-% F2.0 2,0 w-% F3.0 3,0 w-% F5.0 5,0 w-% F5.0+ > 5,0 w-%, maximum value to be stated 3,15 mm sieve according to ISO 3310 Particle size distribution pren 15149 Additives Type and amount of pressing aids, slagging inhibitors or any other additives to be stated The amount of additives should not be more than 20 w-% of pressing mass. If the amount of additive is more than 20 w-% of the pressing mass then these are blended pellets 13

Pellets Normative (EN 14961-1) Net calorific value as received (Q) Minimum value to be stated (calculation by the selected moisture category and the typical variation of the net calorific value of dry matter at constant pressure) Calorimetric bomb EN 14918 Photo: ENAS Oy q p,net,ar net calorific value as received, (MJ/kg) q p,net,d net calorific value (constant pressure) dry basis (MJ/kg) M ar total moisture (w-%) 0,02443 is the correction factor of the enthalpy of vaporization (constant pressure) for water (moisture) at 25 C [MJ/kg per 1 w-% of moisture] Calculation formula is available in EN 14961-1 in Annex C 14

Pellets Normative (EN 14961-1) Mechanical durability (DU) DU97.5 DU96.5 DU95.0 DU95.0-97.5 % pellets after testing 96.5 % pellets after testing 95.0 % pellets after testing < 95.0 % pellets after testing, minimum value to be stated Test portion 500 ± 10 g 50 ± 2 rpm for 500 rotations Testing apparatus for mechanical durability according EN 15210-1 15

Normative/informative for pellets (EN 14961-1) Sulphur (S) Sulphur is normative only for chemically treated biomass (1.2.2, 1.3.2, 2.2.2,3.2.2) or if sulphur containing additives have been used S0.02 0.02 w-% dry basis S0.05 0.05 w-% dry basis S0.08 0.08 w-% dry basis S0.10 0.10 w-% dry basis S0.20 0.20 w-% dry basis S0.20+ > 0.20 w-% dry basis, and maximum value to be stated Analyzer for S, C According to method pren 15289 16

Normative/informative for pellets (EN 14961-1) Nitrogen (N) Nitrogen is normative only for chemically treated biomass (1.2.2, 1.3.2, 2.2.2,3.2.2) N0.3 0.3 w-% dry basis N0.5 0.5 w-% dry basis N1.0 1.0 w-% dry basis N2.0 2.0 w-% dry basis N3.0 3.0 w-% dry basis N3.0+ >3.0 % w-% dry basis and maximum value to be stated CHN-analyzer According to method pren 15104 17

Normative/informative for pellets (EN 14961-1) Chlorine (Cl) Chlorine is normative only for chemically treated biomass (1.2.2, 1.3.2, 2.2.2,3.2.2) Cl 0.02 < 0.02 w-% dry basis Cl 0.03 < 0.03 w-% dry basis Cl 0.07 < 0.07 w-% dry basis Cl 0.10 < 0.10 w-% dry basis Cl 0.10+ > 0.10 w-% dry basis the maximum value to be stated Analysis according to method pren 15289 (total S, Cl) Photos: ofi & ENAS Oy 18

pren 14961-6 Non-woody pellets for non-industrial use Classes for straw, miscanthus and reed canary grass pellets Classes for blends and mixtures of herbaceous and fruit biomass 19

Non-woody pellets (pren 14961-6) Normative (proposal April 2010) Property Cereal straw Miscanthus Reed canary grass Origin 2.1.1.2 Straw parts 2.1.2.1 Grasses whole plant Dimensions D06, D08, D10 (+ 1 mm) 3,15 < L <40 mm, Max. 45 mm (1 w-%) Moisture, M < 10 w-% < 10 w-% < 12 w-% Ash content, A dry basis < 6.0 w-% > 6.0 w-% < 4.0 w-% < 6.0 w-% < 8.0 w-% >8.0 w-% Bulk density, BD > 600 kg/m 3 > 580 kg/m 3 > 550 kg/m 3 Mechanical durability, DU Net calorific value as received, Q > 97.5 w-% > 97.5 w-% > 96.5 w-% Value to be stated Value to be stated >14.5 MJ/kg Fines, F (< 3,15 mm) Additives The amount of fines shall be 1% or 2% leaving the final point of loading for delivery to the end-user. Type (e.g. starch, corn flour, vegetable oil) and amount to be stated. 20

Non-woody pellets (pren 14961-6) Normative (proposal April 2010) Property Cereal straw Miscanthus Reed canary grass Sulphur, S dry basis S0.1 S0.05 S0.2 Nitrogen, N dry basis N0.7 N0.5 N1.0 Chlorine, Cl, dry basis Cl0.1 Cl0.07 Cl0.1 Arsenic, As mg/kg dry < 1 < 1 < 1 Cadmium, Cd, mg/kg dry** < 0.5 < 0.5 < 0.5 Chromium, Cr mg/kg dry** < 50 < 50 < 50 Copper, Cu, mg/kg dry** < 20 < 20 < 20 Lead, Pb, mg/kg dry** < 10 < 10 < 10 Mercury, Hg, mg/kg dry** < 0.1 < 0.1 < 0.1 Nickel, Ni, mg/kg dry** < 10 < 10 < 10 Zinc, Zn, mg/kg dry** < 100 < 100 < 100 Ash melting behaviour is informative ** 100 mg/kg = 100 ppm = 0,01%, Analysis pren 15297 Minor elements 21

Non-woody pellets (EN 14961-6) Normative (proposal April 2010) Property A B Origin Dimensions 2 Herbaceous, 3 Fruit biomass and 4 Blends and mixtures D06, D08 3,15< L <40 mm (99%), Max. 45 mm (1 w-%) Moisture, M < 10 w-% < 12 w-% Ash content, A dry basis < 6.0 w-% < 6.0 w-% D06, D08, D10 3,15< L <40 mm (99%), Max. 45 mm (1 w-%) Bulk density, BD > 600 kg/m 3 > 600 kg/m 3 Mechanical durability, DU > 97.5 w-% > 96.0 w-% Fines, F (< 3,15 mm) 2% 3% Net calorific value as received, Q Additives >14.1 MJ/kg >13.2 MJ/kg Type (e.g. starch, corn flour, vegetable oil) and amount to be stated. 22

Non-woody pellets (pren 14961-6) Normative (proposal April 2010) Property A B Sulphur, S dry basis S0.2 S0.2 Nitrogen, N dry basis N1.5 N2.0 Chlorine, Cl, dry basis Cl0.2 Cl0.3 Arsenic, As mg/kg dry < 1 < 1 Cadmium, Cd, mg/kg dry** < 0.5 < 0.5 Chromium, Cr mg/kg dry** < 50 < 50 Copper, Cu, mg/kg dry** < 40 < 40 Lead, Pb, mg/kg dry** < 10 < 10 Mercury, Hg, mg/kg dry** < 0.1 < 0.1 Nickel, Ni, mg/kg dry** < 15 < 15 Zinc, Zn, mg/kg dry** < 60 < 60 Ash melting behaviour is informative ** 100 mg/kg = 100 ppm = 0,01%, Analysis pren 15297 Minor elements 23

More information Eija Alakangas, VTT, convenor WG2/CEN/TC 335, eija.alakangas@vtt.fi Jouni Valtanen, Finnish Forest Industries, secretary WG2/CEN/TC 335, jouni.valtanen@forestindustries.fi R&D BioNorm II project www.bionorm2.eu Training material and database www.phydades.info Promotion of standards, articles www.eubionet.net 24