Gas or Liquid Waste - Produces Cl₂/HCl and NOx

Wastes are supplied to a disposal process in the form of either gas, liquid or solid, or a combination thereof. Figure 4 is an example of a process to dispose of either a gas or liquid that produces a flue gas containing Cl₂/HCl and excessive amounts of NOx. Recycled flue gas cooling is an integral part of this process to maximize heat recovery.

Figure 4 - a reduction furnace, quench section, thermal oxidizer, adiabatic absorber and vent stack

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If the chlorine-bearing waste streams are separate from nitrogen-bearing waste streams, the chlorine stream can be admitted directly to the thermal oxidizer. The segregation of streams would result in a smaller reduction furnace and, for endothermic wastes, would reduce the amount of auxiliary fuel used.

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