Design Criteria for Municipal Incinerators The Customer’s View

Municipal Solid Waste Incinerators

more garbage than any other nationover 160 million tons of garbage each year or more than 1,200 pounds per person. EPA expects this to increase to more than 2,300 pounds of garbage per person each year within the next 1 2 years. Whether it is recycled, buried or burned, the fate of this refuse has major impacts on public health, the environment and the economy. United States citizens generate W...

Flyash (ontrol Equipment for Municipal Incinerators

A description is given of settling chambers with sprays, cyclone types and electrostatic precipitators as used in municipal incinerators. Special emphasis is placed on selection and duct design especially to inlets of collectors which affects efficiency. Importance is stressed on preventing leaks and overfilling of hoppers and proper maintenance of equipment in order to obtain optimum efficienc...

The use of electrostatic precipitators on municipal incinerators.

It has been approximately ten (10) years since the first electrostatic precipitator was applied to an incinerator in the United States by the City of New York. Since that time, numerous installations have been made on various types of incinerators. This paper gives a brief description of the majority of the installations as well as actual performance data as compared to manufacturers' guarantee...

Health Effects of Municipal Waste Incinerators -A Literature Survey-

Air Pollution Control in Municipal Solid Waste Incinerators

Municipal solid waste (MSW) remains a major problem in modern societies, even though the significant efforts to prevent, reduce, reuse and recycle. At present, municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) in waste-to-energy (WtE) plants is one of the main management options in most of the developed countries. The technology for recovering energy from MSW has evolved over the years and now sophisti...