has happened, or rather always happens in the history of mankind, that noble ideas are implemented with harmful processes. The case also can be awarded to Greenpeace, which lies both particular interests, such as multinationals that fund to benefit the majority of Argentina's population. So we read on page six of the Greenpeace article The Folly of coal, as which must make a national plan for generating energy from wind. For this purpose the wholesale electricity, which ranges to 50 pesos a megawatt hour, would cost the whopping sum of 120 pesos, that if God is with us Eolo. Almost three times the cost of electricity that we pay, without the implication of technology investment that is little more than experimental and voluntary. The analysis is, in short, a structural fallacy. Explain why in terms of equitable distribution: if it were not hard enough to live as the poorest of Argentina, the assumption of clean energy could be discussed as the main focus, but not the case. For our country, this idea would mean a return to a preindustrial condition, a process opposite to the policies implemented since 2003. The alleged recovery of natural life, when the world was suffering from famine and a simple fever could kill millions in months, when few could read and educated, that life can be achieved starting advantageous to destroy Turbio River, affecting the sovereignty and territorial development country. We fully understand that these miseries are not the purpose of environmental will, but the consequence of their actions well-funded. "Naive? How many unsuspecting salary used to whip the growth of a country? Ecology is an engineering issue. No economists and marketers. Fortunately technological problems are solved with better technology, such as the pollution from coal combustion. Burning charcoal on the grill-as locomotives, boilers, and the old power station in Rio Turbio Mine 2-produce all types of pollutants: particulate matter smoke, soot and tar, gases, acid rain, greenhouse sulfur and nitrogen. And worst, as a matter of scale are very low performance (requires a lot of coal per unit of power.) It greatly improves combustion efficiency if sprayed coal, in fact, any organic material is dried and pulverized fuel, as evidenced by pulling milk powder into a bonfire. For example, the San Nicolás thermal power plants and Puerto Nuevo, larger-scale boilers are therefore best performance, use less carbon per unit of energy, economic advantage that allows them to be added mitigating pollution: mechanical and electrostatic filter ash , precipitators soot cleaners and heaters. Up to the fluidized bed technology, combustion air suspension mixtures of pulverized coal and lime. Calcium sulfur capture, the Rio Carbon has very low Turbio of this substance, which always gave commercial and environmental advantages: low emissions of sulfur dioxide, therefore, low emission of rain that was to become sulfuric acid. The low global emission requirements of sulfuric acid (SO2), which is measured in parts per million (ppm) should be less than 730 ppm. This technology emits less than one third of the required 200 ppm of sulfuric acid. The other gas acid rain are oxides of nitrogen (NOX). The nitrogen is in the air and it can not be avoided, however, high combustion efficiency allows a relatively low temperature 840-900 º C cooler than 1350-1500 ° C of other combustion. Below 1,000 ° C the formation of nitrogen oxide (NOX) is low. Again lower than the global requirements, measured in parts per million, is 365 ppm maximum. This technology emits a quarter of the requirement: less than 100 ppm of nitrogen oxide. All information, not invented, much less is taken from a white paper, which is how engineers learn from technology, presented at Power-Gen Asia 20001. Usina Rio Turbio A matter of scale and high performance can economically incorporate all available technology to process control, robotics, electronics and systems Computer available. Technologies incorporated into the furnace of the plant, solids separated and recycled, becoming the team in a very flexible boiler high efficiency and low emissions. Anyway, let's say this technology is already proven around the world, which is more mature and friendly environment, do not achieve results because operators are Argentine or worse rioturbienses!. If the power plant contaminate any previous technology, which is an unsustainable course, nevertheless combustionaría 1 million tons per year. According to the IEA (International Energy Agency) are traded, are burning in the world, 5,000 million tons of coal per year, so that participation in the worst case, uncontrolled combustion will 0.00000002 percent, which in ecological environment means nothing. Argentina, a country Carboniferous coal reserves level already mentioned, the energy value exceeds the sum of the energy reserves of gas and oil the rest of the country. That energy equivalence means that Argentina will get its electricity predominantly coal, as with developed countries. Sustainable development implies an industrial premise, first the lives of other people and the environment where developed. The ideology of environmental organizations must adapt to technology in the world. Because the technology is well under way in our country, unlike the great powers. Going towards sustainable development, the industrialization taking care of nature, not nature without comfort and without the work for the people, as claimed by Greenpeace. Now, good technology allows the use of coal power without affecting the environment. That is the design technology of the Rio Turbio Thermal Power Plant of 240 MW., Technology-friendly environment that offers the industrialization of the country's largest reserve of energy that has never had. When we talk about development of the country, what do we mean? We talked about that in Santa Cruz there are two types of coal Hard Coal, which is untapped 500 million tonnes with a calorific value of 6,400 Kcal / kg and the other coal, Brown Coal, of which there are 7,300 million tonnes with a calorific value of 2,000 Kcal / Kg. By: Ramon Rodriguez Electrical Engineer (UNLP). MBA (UCem) estrucplan.com.ar
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