Waste
Incineration and the Combustion Process
March 27th-30th, 2006
Amsterdam
Course Director: Mark E. Illian
Additional Faculty: Walter R. Niessen & John D. Young
•
Combustion Chemistry
• Process Design—Troubleshooting
• Pollutant Formation
• Regulations (Including IPPC
Act)
• Equipment Selection
• Air Pollution Controls
• Emissions Monitoring
• Burners and Refractory
• Co-Generation
This
course presents a practical approach to the incineration of hazardous
and non-hazardous waste in various types of combustion systems.
You will be guided through the details of equipment selection based
on principals of chemistry, thermodynamics and pollution formation
mechanisms.
Applications will be made to the incineration of all species of
waste including municipal wastes. Many types of equipment will be
discussed including rotary kilns, modular units, fluidized bed,
multiple hearth, boiler firebox, furnaces and fired heaters. Air
pollution control, stack monitoring, safety interlocks and instrumentation
will be discussed.
Combustion mechanisms, heat/material balances and the selection
of principle organic constituents will be presented in the context
of various European and US environmental regulations including the
IPPC act.
Course offered through The
Center For Professional Advancement.
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