Pre-ground SOLVAir® Sodium Bicarbonate and Active Carbon or Lignite Coke for Other Activities Waste to Energy Incineration Plant
Waste-to-energy plants are vital tools for waste management, reducing its volume through combustion. These processes, while essential, release hazardous pollutants into the atmosphere from the combustion of various materials, such as plastics and chemicals. The gases emitted contain substances such as sulfur oxides (SOx), hydrochloric acid (HCl), hydrofluoric acid (HF), dioxins, furans, and heavy metals such as mercury, lead, and cadmium, creating significant environmental and public health problems. To keep emissions within legal limits, it is essential to adopt advanced flue gas treatment technologies, including the combined use of Solvay SOLVAir® pre-ground sodium bicarbonate, activated carbon, or lignite coke, with the option of adding magnesium lime.
Solution with Pre Ground SOLVAir® Sodium Bicarbonate plus Active Carbon or Lignite Coke
Solvay SOLVAir® pre-ground sodium bicarbonate helps neutralize acids in flue gases by converting them into solid, stable salts, while activated carbon or lignite coke, thanks to their remarkable adsorption capacity, are particularly effective at absorbing heavy metals and other pollutants present in flue gases. This methodology involves carefully injecting these additives through two separate dosers to ensure optimal precision in releasing the materials, thus achieving highly effective flue gas purification and compliance with current environmental standards.
Magnesium Lime
The use of Magnesium Lime in the combustion chamber, especially in certain types of systems, offers significant advantages as it effectively neutralizes acids even at low concentrations, supporting the neutralization action of bicarbonate. Like activated carbon or lignite coke, Magnesium Lime can bind various pollutants, including heavy metals, significantly improving filtration efficiency and making it an excellent choice as an optional additive alongside bicarbonate and activated carbon or lignite coke.