Exploring the incineration and flue gas treatment processes of hazardous chemical waste

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      With the continuous development of modern industry in our country, the
      quantity of various hazardous wastes is constantly increasing, and various
      hazardous wastes have various hazardous characteristics, including
      radioactivity, infectivity, corrosiveness, flammability, explosiveness, chemical
      reactivity, and toxicity. If hazardous wastes cannot be properly disposed of and
      managed, they can easily pollute the environment and seriously affect human
      health and ecological environment. Therefore, the harmless treatment of
      hazardous waste has been widely applied. Currently, the most mature treatment
      method for hazardous waste is incineration, and the waste treatment and disposal
      process mainly uses rotary kilns to incinerate hazardous waste.

      1、Selection of Incinerator Types

      The incinerator is one of the most critical equipment in the incineration
      system
      . With the development of incineration technology, there are more and more
      types of incinerators with different furnace structures. Classified by
      structural type, there are mainly rotary kilns, fixed bed incinerators,
      fluidized bed incinerators, and liquid jet incinerators. Rotary kiln is a
      multifunctional waste incineration device that integrates incineration and
      pyrolysis, and can be widely used for the incineration of various solid wastes,
      sludge, toxic and hazardous wastes, and even liquid wastes. Overall, rotary
      kilns have the advantages of flexible feeding methods, stable equipment
      operation, and relatively low operating costs. For chemical hazardous waste, it
      often has the characteristics of large quantity, multiple types of solid waste,
      and complex composition. In practical engineering applications, it is
      recommended to use rotary kilns as chemical hazardous waste treatment and
      disposal equipment.

      2、Incineration treatment process

      Generally speaking, an incineration system based on a rotary kiln incinerator
      should consist of four parts: compatibility pretreatment, feeding system, rotary
      kiln, and secondary combustion chamber.

      (1) Compatibility pretreatment

      In practical engineering applications, hazardous waste to be incinerated
      often has various forms and complex compositions. Therefore, in order to ensure
      stable feeding and smooth operation of the incineration system, and to achieve
      harmless treatment while reducing operating costs, it is necessary to carry out
      compatibility pretreatment of solid waste before feeding. There are two main
      control factors for compatibility pretreatment: (1) balancing the calorific
      value and moisture of waste, ensuring stable incineration, and saving auxiliary
      fuel. Suggest that the calorific value of the waste after compatibility should
      be between 3000 and 3500 kcal/kg; (2) Balance the composition of waste entering
      the kiln to ensure that the flue gas meets the emission standards. Generally
      speaking, the highest content of acidic pollutants entering the furnace is:
      Cl<2%, F<0.5%, S<2%, Br<0.2%, I<0.2%, P<0.5%. Hazardous waste
      containing organic heavy metal substances should be loaded into the furnace in
      barrels to control the overall quantity.

      (2) Feeding system

      Different feeding methods should be adopted for different types of materials.
      Specifically: (1) For large blocks or waste that is difficult to package, they
      need to be crushed by a crusher and stored in a waste storage pit, and then
      lifted and loaded into a rotary kiln; (2) Bulk solid waste should be stored in a
      waste storage pit after simple compatibility based on the size of the external
      dimensions and the detected calorific value. Finally, it should be lifted and
      loaded into the hopper, and pushed into the rotary kiln by a hydraulic piston;
      (3) The waste liquid should be sprayed into the incinerator for incineration
      treatment through the waste liquid atomization pump and atomization system.

      (3) Rotary kiln

      Hazardous waste is fed into the rotary kiln body through the feeding
      mechanism for high-temperature incineration, and the waste is completely
      incinerated into high-temperature flue gas and ash in the kiln body. The
      reasonable design of the rotary kiln body is the basic guarantee for the
      effectiveness of hazardous waste treatment and disposal. In practical
      engineering design, the incineration time should generally be controlled at
      around 60 minutes (60-120 minutes), the operating temperature should be
      controlled at around 850 ℃, and the furnace speed should be controlled between
      0.2~5.0 r/min. At the same time, to ensure the downward transportation of
      materials, it is advisable to maintain a certain inclination of the rotary kiln,
      preferably at 2 °. In addition, the selection of refractory materials and
      masonry methods in the kiln should be adjusted according to the characteristics
      of the actual incineration materials to ensure the durability of the refractory
      materials. So as to ensure the good and stable operation of the rotary kiln
      body.

      (4) Secondary combustion chamber

      The high-temperature flue gas and ash generated by the combustion of the
      rotary kiln enter the secondary combustion chamber from the kiln tail. The main
      function of the secondary combustion chamber is to further thoroughly decompose
      and destroy the harmful substances that have not been burned out in the flue gas
      produced by primary combustion, in order to meet emission requirements.
      According to the national "Technical Specification for Construction of Hazardous
      Waste Centralized Incineration and Disposal Projects" HJ/T176-2005, the
      secondary combustion chamber should be calculated based on the design
      requirement that the residence time of flue gas above 1100 ℃ should be greater
      than 2 seconds to ensure that harmful odors and polychlorinated compounds can be
      fully decomposed while suppressing the generation of dioxins. According to
      actual engineering cases, the secondary combustion chamber can completely
      decompose over 99.99% of dioxins and other harmful components in the flue
      gas.

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