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Comparison and Selection of Municipal Solid Wastes Incineration Technology

Zhang Xin-xue

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In this paper,two mainstream incineration technologies for municipal solid wastes,the grate and fluidized bed incineration,are analysed and compared in process behavior,economical and environmental characteristics.It is expected to provide a realistic assistance to whom involved in selection of incineration technology.

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In this paper,two mainstream incineration technologies for municipal solid wastes,the grate and fluidized bed incineration,are analysed and compared in process behavior,economical and environmental characteristics.It is expected to provide a realistic assistance to whom involved in selection of incineration technology.

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In this paper,two mainstream incineration technologies for municipal solid wastes,the grate and fluidized bed incineration,are analysed and compared in process behavior,economical and environmental characteristics.It is expected to provide a realistic assistance to whom involved in selection of incineration technology.

Key concepts: Incineration, Waste management, Municipal solid waste, Selection (genetic algorithm), Environmental science, Fluidized bed, Mainstream, Process (computing)

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