Wastewater Solids Incineration Systems MOP 30 (e-book)

Overview

Main description

Over 20% of all biosolids generated in the U.S. are incinerated

This comprehensive manual offers you expert incineration guidance for biosolids and wastewater applications, covering current practice and environmentally friendly choices. The book fully explains the safety, permitting, design, operations, and maintenance of the incineration process. Filled with case studies and sample combustion calculations, this hands-on resource presents updated information on combustion theory and technology, heat recovery and reuse, emission control and monitoring, ash handling and recycling, regulation and permitting requirements, economics and environmental sustainability of combustion, and more.

Table of contents

Introduction
Safety
Permitting and Emissions Regulations
Combustion Theory and Practice
Combustion Technology
Heat Recovery and Reuse
Emission Control and Monitoring
Ash Handling and Recycling
Instrumentation and Control Systems
Incineration Operation
Incineration Maintenance
Appendix: Combustion Fundamentals
Appendix: Incineration Systems
Determination of Wasterwater Solids
Incineration Costs
Appendix: Case Studies

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