The incinerator is maintained at a liquid waste decomposition temperature through fuel and/or waste oil combustion in the vortex burner. Liquid waste is supplied to the incinerator by TSKE's liquid injector after atomization and is subsequently completely decomposed. When liquid wastes include salts, these are melted and continuously discharged from the incinerator.
(1)The incinerator that employs a vortex burner and TSKE's liquid injector, completely decomposes organic compounds using a combustion temperature 950°C, a combustion air ratio of 1.2, and a combustion gas retention time of 2 seconds.
a) COD removal rate = 99.99% or greater
b) COD≦ 20mg/L in effluent water from the quencher
(2)The vortex burner produces vortex flow in the incinerator. Therefore, combustion heat can be mixed extremely effectively and without irregular points (cool
spots). Therefore, when liquid waste includes Cl and/or S, it can be captured in the incinerator using sodium to produce NaCl and Na2SO4.
(3)The vortex burner is also capable of combustion under reduced O2 conditions. Therefore, when liquid wastes include N, we can reduce NOX using NH3 feed to produce uncatalyzed denitration under reduced O2 combustion conditions.