1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0082-0784(98)80533-x
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Experimental study on the dependence of burnout on the operation conditions and physical properties in wastewater incineration

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“…Given the strong inhibitory effect of high concentration of alkali and alkali metal salts on microorganisms, incineration is currently the mainstream technology approach, which has absorbed a number of in-depth studies by many researchers at home and abroad. For example, the combustion tests have been conducted on an industrial scale waste liquid incinerator and a pilot scale waste liquid incinerator respectively by researchers (Kaul et al 1998, Ehrhardt et al 1998. It is concluded that the combustion temperature of 850~950 ℃ can induce the removal rate of toxic and harmful substances in the concentrated waste liquid to reach more than 99%, and the emission values of various pollutants reduced to lower than the relevant emission standards; In a work (Li et al 2007) organic waste liquid fuel has been found with the characteristics of high ignition point and low calorific value.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the strong inhibitory effect of high concentration of alkali and alkali metal salts on microorganisms, incineration is currently the mainstream technology approach, which has absorbed a number of in-depth studies by many researchers at home and abroad. For example, the combustion tests have been conducted on an industrial scale waste liquid incinerator and a pilot scale waste liquid incinerator respectively by researchers (Kaul et al 1998, Ehrhardt et al 1998. It is concluded that the combustion temperature of 850~950 ℃ can induce the removal rate of toxic and harmful substances in the concentrated waste liquid to reach more than 99%, and the emission values of various pollutants reduced to lower than the relevant emission standards; In a work (Li et al 2007) organic waste liquid fuel has been found with the characteristics of high ignition point and low calorific value.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%