SUBMERGED INCINERATOR MODEL - CDR

 

• Specifically made for incinerating reclaimed waste from carbon dioxide recovery plants.

• Rated for continuous use.

• Low NOX emission.

• Proven performance.

 

Specifically made for incinerating reclaimed waste from carbon dioxide recovery plants

 

This incinerator’s design is unique as the flue gas after incineration of waste passes through a sub-merged water tank before being sent to the air pollution control system.  Liquid reclaimed waste is fed from a waste storage tank and atomized with the help of plant air or steam and sprayed from the top of the vertical incinerator chamber.  The burner is placed closed to the location of the waste spray entry and flue gases pass through a water tank and then pass through a wet scrubbing system.

 

Rated for continuous use

 

The incinerator and its components are designed for round the clock operation and the selection of

special refractory, heavy duty pumps and blowers is done accordingly, ensuring that waste generated from the CDR unit is continuously processed.

 

Low NOX emission

 

The reclaimed waste consists of a number of amines and can generate high NOX values.  Therefore, urea solution of a particular percentage is fed into the reclaimed waste tank before the mixture is sprayed into the incinerator.  This urea supply can be intermittent and inter locked to NOX level continuously measured in the incinerator stack.

 

Proven performance

 

Haat has supplied many such units for incineration of reclaimed waste from carbon dioxide recovery plants (CDR) to several fertilizer companies.

 

Capacities:

 

Please contact us with your specific requirements and we will revert on sizing.

 

APCD

• Acid gas scrubber

• Wet venturi scrubber 

• Bag filter

• Denox and dioxin removal