Low-temperature swirl method of burning combustible waste

Abstract

Burning combustible industrial waste increases the efficiency of using raw materials while at the same time solving the issues of protecting the environment from pollution by eliminating waste dumps. The paper deals with the low-temperature swirl method of waste incineration of microbiological production  hydrolytic lignin. A combustion device has been developed that allows using hydrolytic lignin as a fuel for the production of electrical energy and heat without illumination of the torch and with high efficiency and reduced emissions of gaseous pollutants into the atmosphere. On the basis of the developed model of the boiler TP-35U, a quantitative estimate of the level of nitrogen oxides was made when introducing the low-temperature swirl method. The results of the calculations show the advantages of low-temperature swirl combustion of hydrolytic lignin.