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Journal Article
EU countries experience analysis in using various fume gas treatment systems from acid gases removing for WTE Plants
2020
Overview
The existing method of selecting the structure of a Waste to energy plant (WTE plant) for thermal utilization of MSW in the Russian Federation is often not applicable to real objects, which leads to the need for each project to search for new methods, select the criteria for choosing the best technology. Conducting a comparative analysis of various structural schemes WTE plant, common in the EU and Japan, will help to identify their main advantages and disadvantages, determine the scope of application. This article describes the statistical indicators of the flue gas treatment system (FGT) from acid gases, which can be applied at the stage of feasibility study, development of basic engineering. When building a WTE plant in urban conditions and striving to minimize the gross emissions of acid gases into the atmosphere, a wet FGT cleaning system can be recommended, which will provide low emissions of HF, HCl, and SOx. The system with a wet reactor will reduce the gross emissions of harmful substances during the construction of WTE plant with high-capacity, and in this case it is justified. When building WTE plant with medium-capacity (up to 350 thousand tons of MSW per year), it may be recommended to use a semi-dry and dry FGT, while the highest preference should be given to the technology with a semi-dry reactor as the most promising.
Publisher
IOP Publishing
