Waste incineration is a process that involves burning organic waste materials in a furnace to reduce their volume and weight by approximately 90% and 75% respectively. There are different types of incinerators like fixed grate, moving grate, rotary kiln, and fluidized bed incinerators. Incineration provides advantages such as immediate waste reduction with no long-term storage needed, and the production of sterile ash residues. However, it also has disadvantages like high capital and operating costs, and the need for air pollution control devices to mitigate harmful emissions.
Waste incineration is a process that involves burning organic waste materials in a furnace to reduce their volume and weight by approximately 90% and 75% respectively. There are different types of incinerators like fixed grate, moving grate, rotary kiln, and fluidized bed incinerators. Incineration provides advantages such as immediate waste reduction with no long-term storage needed, and the production of sterile ash residues. However, it also has disadvantages like high capital and operating costs, and the need for air pollution control devices to mitigate harmful emissions.
Waste incineration is a process that involves burning organic waste materials in a furnace to reduce their volume and weight by approximately 90% and 75% respectively. There are different types of incinerators like fixed grate, moving grate, rotary kiln, and fluidized bed incinerators. Incineration provides advantages such as immediate waste reduction with no long-term storage needed, and the production of sterile ash residues. However, it also has disadvantages like high capital and operating costs, and the need for air pollution control devices to mitigate harmful emissions.
Burn pile is burnt Burn barrel Volume and weight reduced (approx. 90% vol. and 75% wt reduction) Fluidized bed Waste reduction is immediate, no long term residency required Specialized Inceneration Type of Incenerator Incineration can be done at generation site Fixed grate Advantages Small disposal area required Moving grate Info Air discharges can be controlled Rotary kiln Ash residue is usually non-putrescible, sterile, inert
Cost can be offset by heat recovery/ sale of energy
Acid gases Skilled operators are required (particularly for boiler operations) Particulates High capital cost Metal hazardous air pollutants Disadvantages Public disapproval Flue gas pollutants INCENERATION TECHNOLOGY Organic hazardous air pollutants Some material require supplemental fuel NOx Some materials are noncombustible CO
waste collect by local authority
Good Combustion Practices mostly of household waste and Remove certain waste components some commercial and industrial Municipal waste Electrostatic Precipitator Solid Waste (MSW) Becoming a problem for Selective Non-catalytic Reduction Air pollution control authorities due to the fact landfill Baghouses Emission control device is becoming less and does not recover energy Activated Carbon
Acid Gas Scrubbers
Oxygen Combustion will take Combustion Theory place if all three Heat elements are present Fuel