Waste incineration handbook
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Waste incineration handbook
Butterworth-Heinemann, 1992
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Rev. ed. of: Waste incineration pocket hand book. 1987
Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
Waste Incineration Handbook discusses the basic concepts and data on wastes combustion, including the management of waste incineration as a means to control pollution, as well as the process technologies involved. The book reviews the combustion principles such as fuel-to-air ratio, the products of combustion, material and thermal balances. Incineration produces emissions in the form of particulate matter, odorous or noxious gases. Conventional particle capturing devices use gravity settling, inertia or momentum, filtration or electrostatic precipitation, and agglomeration via sonic mechanical means to facilitate removal by increasing particle size. Secondary combustion with or without catalysts, and wet scrubbing control are methods to control or eliminate objectionable odors. The design and operation of an efficient incinerator is based on proper proportions of air and fuel; sufficient temperature; adequate furnace volume; constant maintenance of ignition temperatures; and minimized fly-ash entrainment. The text also discusses on-site incineration and incineration at sea. The book is suitable for economists, environmentalists, ecologists, marine ecologists, and policy makers involved in environmental preservation and pollution control.
目次
Preface vii1. Combustion Principles Principles Fuel-to-Air Ratio Material and Thermal Balances Combustion Calculations Burning with Sufficient Air Air and Gas Weight Determination Products of Combustion Combustion Solid Waste as a Potential Fuel References2. Particulate Capture Effect of Brownian Motion Particle Agglomeration Particle Adhesion Impingement Wet Scrubbers Air Emissions References3. Incinerator Types Incinerator Configurations Pyrolysis (Air-Starved) Incineration Multiple-Hearth Furnance Fluidized Bed Liquid-Waste Incinerators Gas Incinerators Rotary kilns Wet-Air Oxidation Molten-Salt Incinerators Multiple-Chamber Incinerators Ship-Mounted Incinerators Industrial Boilers4. Design Aspects Ignition Chamber Length-to-Width Ratios Arch Height Grate Loading Secondary Combustion Chamber Combustion Air Auxiliary Heat Stack Draught Design Calculations Gas Scrubbers Refractory Walls, Linings and Insulations Notations References5. Incineration and Thermal Treatment Technology Treatment or Destruction Thermal Destruction Plasma Technology Developments On-Site Incineration - Case History Waste Oils/Solvents Disposal Market Needs Design Requirements Burn Data/Analytical Requirements/Monitoring Incineration at Sea Process and Equipment Availability6. Flare gas Control Over of Flaring Causes and Prevention of Overpressure Design Methodology for Collection Systems Design Methodology for Condensate Removal Seal Systems Flare Burners Safety Considerations for Flaring Notation ReferencesIndex
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