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Waste Incineration and the Combustion Process
April 13 - 15, 2010
Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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This course is available as a client site course. Please click here for more information.

Who Should Attend
This intensive course is intended for those professionals involved in any aspect of incinerating or regulating the processing of waste material in an incinerator, boiler, fired heater, gasifier, furnace or kiln. It would be most beneficial but not limited to:

  • Engineers
  • Plant Personnel
  • Environmental Scientists
  • Decision-makers
  • Regulatory Officials
  • Technologists

Those seeking pragmatic information on combustion processes and pollutant formation mechanisms (such as dioxins, NOX, VOC's and regulated metals) and the latest proven equipment technologies available to achieve successful, environmentally sound thermal processing of hazardous or non-hazardous waste should also attend.

Description
This course presents a pragmatic approach to the incineration and gasification/pyrolysis of all types of industrial and municipal, hazardous and non-hazardous waste in various types of combustion systems. You will be guided through the details of equipment selection based on waste chemistry and physical properties, furnace fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, pollution formation mechanisms and control/interlock strategies.

We will target gas, liquid and solid industrial waste incineration as well as municipal wastes incineration in light of the strong position that has been taken by the EU (Directive 1999/31 EC) to minimize landfill waste. Many types of equipment will be discussed including rotary kilns, modular units, fluidized bed, gasifiers, multiple hearths, boilers, refractory furnaces and fired heaters. Heat/material balances and the selection of principle organic constituents will be presented in the context of European and U.S. environmental regulations including the IPPC act.