Hazardous waste incineration
scheme
| 1CHARGING
OF WASTE |
5HEAT
CONVERTER |
9
ABSORBENT COLUMN |
| 2ROTARY
KILN |
6ACTIVATED
CARBON / CLOTH FILTER |
10
ABSORBENT COLUMN |
| 3
SECONDARY COMBUSTION CHAMBER |
7
VENTILATOR |
11FLUE
|
| 4COOLER
|
8
COOLER |
12
COOLING TOWER |
Waste is being transported from a self-discharging lorry
to the rotary kiln with help of two conveyers. It is planned
to get the necessary air from this system to reduce gas emission
from the reloading system. Liquid waste is being delivered
either from a storage container or directly from barrels with
help of a pump. Waste is being atomised into the rotary kiln
through a special sprayer, using compressed air, thus ensuring
immediate ignition.
The rotary kiln is designed with a capacity 300 kg/h.
Hazardous waste is being kept in the rotary kiln for 100 minutes.
The main air stream is being delivered together with the solid
waste flow, and additional air is being deliver into the final
sector of the kiln. The engineered temperature of the rotary
kiln is 950°C. The slag collection system is composed of a
container, filled with water, and a conveyer, where the slag
is being dried and conveyed.
The maximum temperature of the secondary combustion chamber
is 1200°C. The storage time of gases in the secondary combustion
chamber is 2 seconds.
Emergency gas discharge is connected with the secondary combustion
chamber and opens automatically to discharge ignition gases
in case of an emergency halt. After the secondary combustion
chamber gases are being conveyed to the cooling tower
where they are being cooled down from 1100°C to 600°C. The
cooling water is being atomised through the sprays so that
it evaporates completely and does not form drops on the walls.
Then the fume gases are being conveyed to the heat converter,
where they are again being cooled down from 600°C to 180°C.
The heat converter ensures the 130°C temperature of hot water.
Thermal energy can be used in several ways, such as for heating.
The cleaning system of fume gases is in accordance
with the requirements of the EU directive 94/67/EC "On the
Incineration of Hazardous Waste". Taking into account the
fact that there are not determined emission limits of NOX,
the system is not equipped with special equipment for the
eduction of nitric oxides, but nevertheless NOX from exhaust
fumes is being partly cleaned in the cleaning system of fume
gases. The incineration facility is equipped with a 15 m high
steel flue, where there is going on a continuous emission
control.