Low-Emission Waste-to-Energy Method of Liquid Fuel Combustion with a Mixture of Superheated Steam and Carbon Dioxide

Waste-to-energy approaches, aimed at using cheap energy carriers (oil production and refining waste, etc.), require the creation of new technologies with high efficiency low emissions. One environmentally friendly methods is a superheated steam injection (SIM) into combustion zone. At same time, trends in CO2 reduction recycling make carbon dioxide more attractive to use together with, or instead of, steam. This paper experimentally investigated possibility upgrading SIM method (SCIM) (CIM), where are supplied completely replaced by CO2. In example diesel fuel, characteristics liquid hydrocarbons presence mixture spray burner obtained compared. It shows that completeness fuel observed for all studied modes. The analysis product composition demonstrates when replacing dioxide, levels CO NOx products increase 25%. All regimes comply EN:267 standard. results show it possible realize SCIM CIM approaches waste-to-energy