Archives of Environmental Protection

Janta-Lipińska, Sylwia; Shkarovskiy, Alexander

doi:10.24425/aep.2020.133480

2020

DOI: 10.24425/aep.2020.133480

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Sylwia Janta-Lipińska,

Alexander Shkarovskiy

Abstract: The nitric oxides reduction still is a complex and important problem. The nitric oxides are current issue which is in a wide range of interest of many investigators (

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Disposal of Wastewater from Mazout-Fired Boiler Plants by Burning Water–Mazout Emulsions

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Liquid fuel can be an alternative to solid fuel in non-gasified locations. The mazout for municipal-energy boiler plants is much cheaper than fuel oil. However, this relates to the problem of wastewater disposal from such a boiler plant. A proprietary system for the disposal of bottom water and other sewage-containing mazout has been developed. The solution depends on the proper preparation and burning of a water–mazout emulsion (WME). The emulsion is prepared in a specially designed and developed dosing ejector. By burning the emulsion using the developed system, an efficiency increase of 2–3% was achieved for boilers operating on the mazout fuel. Such a result was achieved due to a reduction in the excess air factor. Moreover, emissions of nitrogen oxides and carbon monoxide were reduced by 30–35% and 70–80%, respectively. In addition due to cleaning the heat-exchange surfaces obtained when working on the WME, the amount of time for productive and more efficient use of the equipment has increased.

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Archives of Environmental Protection

Abstract: The nitric oxides reduction still is a complex and important problem. The nitric oxides are current issue which is in a wide range of interest of many investigators (

Cited by 1 publication

References 19 publications

Disposal of Wastewater from Mazout-Fired Boiler Plants by Burning Water–Mazout Emulsions

Disposal of Wastewater from Mazout-Fired Boiler Plants by Burning Water–Mazout Emulsions

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