Transcription of Chapter 2 - Incinerators and Oxidizers
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Chapter 2 Incinerators and Oxidizers John L. Sorrels Air Economics Group, OAQPS Environmental Protection Agency Research Triangle Park, NC 27711 Amanda Baynham, David Randall, and Cindy Hancy Research Triangle Institute Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 November 2017i Contents Chapter 2 .. 2-1 Incinerators and Oxidizers .. 2-1 Introduction .. 2-1 Process Description .. 2-3 Solid Waste Incinerators .. 2-6 Thermal Oxidizers .. 2-10 Catalytic 2-16 Other Considerations: Packaged versus Field-Erected Units, Auxiliary Equipment .. 2-22 Technology Comparison .. 2-24 General Treatment of Material and Energy Balances .. 2-25 Design Procedures .. 2-26 Steps Common to Thermal and Catalytic Units .. 2-27 Steps Specific to Thermal Units.
Formation of dioxins and furans can be reduced by ensuring adequate combustion temperatures, providing the proper amount and distribution of combustion air, and optimizing the mixing process. Dioxins and furans may be controlled using a spray dryer, water sprays, or injection of carbon in combination with the PM
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