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CONTENTS

03 Result and discussion 02 Experiment system 04 Prospect 01 Research Background

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01 Research Background

Domestic sludge 36 Mt/year Industrial sludge 38 Mt/year

High Sludge Production High Concentration Pollutants Low Harmless treatment rate

Landfjll 65% Compost 15%

Natural drying

6% Incinerat ion 3% Harmless treatment rate 32% Contaminant Heavy metal Germs, etc.

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01 Research Background

Landfjll Incineration

  • Require Large area
  • Hard to kill germs

completely

  • Fetor
  • Low cost
  • High rate of volume

reduction

  • Harmless treatment
  • Recovery energy
  • High cost

Better Option

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01 Research Background

Study target Combustion and ash characteristics during co-combustion of MSW and pelleted sludge in a grate furnace

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02 Experiment System

Parameter Drying section Combustion section Burn-out section Flow velocity (m/s) 1.15 4.48 1.22 Residence time (min) 18 25 50 T emperature Condition a(℃ ) 250 600 450 T emperature Condition b(℃ ) 300 1050 700 Experiment Conditions in the T ube Furnace*

*Based on the measured data of a grate furnace in Zhejiang Province

Variables

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emperature conditions

  • Diameter of pelleted sludge (powder, 3mm and 8mm)
  • Addition of desulfurizer (CaO, mass ratio: 1%)
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02 Experiment System

Sludge powder Sludge pellet— 3mm Sludge pellet— 8mm

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02 Experiment System

  • 10g sample (drying sludge ,

moisture: 28%)

  • Section 1, 3 and 5 are used to simulate difgerent combustion

conditions (drying, combustion and burn-out)

  • Bottom ash and fmy ash are collected to get the ratio.
  • Concentration of fmue gas pollutants is measured online.
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03 Result and discussion

  • CO 、 NOx 、 SO2 reaches maximum at combustion section

under all conditions

  • Low concentration of CO and SO2 appear at drying section

under condition b. Condition a Condition b

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03 Result and discussion

SO2 concentration at three sections with/without CaO

  • Addition of CaO

( 1% ) in sludge pellets can reduce the average SO2 concentration in each section.

  • During the combustion

section with the highest SO2 concentration, the maximum SO2 removal rate can reach 80%.

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03 Result and discussion

Ash characteristics at difgerent experimental conditions

  • With the increase of

diameter and compressive strength, the ratio of slag ash and its clinker ignition loss increase, while the ratio

  • f fmy ash decreases.
  • Under condition a, the

clinker ignition loss of slag ash may reach as high as 11.9%.

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03 Result and discussion

  • Addition of desulfurizer (CaO) in sludge pellets can reduce SO2

emission concentration greatly.

  • With the increase of diameter and compressive strength, the

combustion specifjc surface area of sludge pellets decreases and the fmy ash inside the pellets is hard to escape from it.

  • Under a low combustion temperature condition (600℃), the

clinker ignition loss of slag ash exceeds the limit (5%).

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emperature on combustion section should be higher than 800℃ to avoid incomplete combustion.

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04 Prospect Future work

  • 1. Efgect of sludge pellet on ash fusion

temperature

  • 2. Co-combustion experiment of sludge and

municipal solid waste.

  • 3. Study on crystalline phase and elemental

composition of co-combustion of sludge and municipal solid waste by XRD and XRF.

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