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8. Energy recovery systems
8.1 Energy recovery through incineration
The flue gases from the combustion/ post-combustion chamber must be cooled before being treated and discharged into the atmosphere. Depending on the size of the plant, this cooling may or may not include heat energy recovery.
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Flue gas quenching
Suitable for low-power industrial installations, it is performed in a dilution chamber with fresh air or by spraying water in direct contact with the flue gases. Fume-tube boilers are sometimes used.
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References
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AJ Grimshaw (WGT)
Babcock & Wilcox Volund APS http://www.volund.dk
Brightstar Environmental http://www.brightstarenvironmental.com
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