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Incineration Process
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What is Incineration?
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Various Stages of Production of
Incinerators
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Reduction of Waste is achieved in the primary chamber
which has a controlled atmosphere. During incineration
of waste streams with moderate to high heating values
this chamber is maintained at sub stoichiometric oxygen
level. A temperature of 800+50°C (or more) is maintained
for suitable reduction of waste.
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Gases exiting the primary chamber contain carbon
monoxide, unburnt hydro carbons, water vapour and the
compounds related to the reduction of specific waste
stream.
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Gases from the primary chamber are drawn up or over into
a secondary chamber. Temperature of the secondary
chamber is maintained at 1050+50°C (or more) by fuel
burner. The design of the chamber ensures sufficient
residence time of all secondary chamber gases suitable
for complete oxidation/ reduction of all volatile
compounds.
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The gases exiting the secondary chamber are thereafter
sent to the flue gas emission control system.
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