Thermal treatment of municipal solid waste (MSW)
Keywords:
MSW, thermal treatment, incineration, pyrolisisAbstract
Thermal treatment, especially high-temperature incineration, is the most frequently used alternative process for Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) treatment. The goals of this process are reduction of MSW volume (about 90%) and waste-to-energy conversion and utilization. In this paper, the following aspects of thermal treatment are given: thermal characteristics of MSW, incineration parameters, thermal treatment facilities and further treatment of solid residues and emitted gases. Also, the basic characteristics of pyrolitic and combinied processes are described.
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