waste incineration plant

The technology for cleaning up fumes from waste incineration plants already exists.

For these, far less stringent emission standards apply compared to waste incineration plants.

Listed waste activities include some waste incineration plants and landfills.

Conventional waste incineration plants use the heat produced to generate electricity using a steam turbine.

Britain's toxic waste incineration plants are set to increase in number from five to 12, according to a report from Greenpeace.

While older waste incineration plants emitted high levels of pollutants, recent regulatory changes and new technologies have significantly reduced this concern.

Unlike waste incineration plants, real production processes take place at co-incineration plants, to which no exceptions should apply.

Of course, it is quite clear that a number of industries have a good deal of interest in this, namely the waste incineration plants.

Moreover, relevant minimum standards have already been adopted for sectors such as large combustion plants or waste incineration plants.

At power stations, waste incineration plants, cement furnaces and in cars, there are ways of reducing the emission of carbon monoxide.

A city-owned waste incineration plant, a waste sorting facility, and construction materials depot occupied portions of the site.

Insofar as PVC is not reused, it is generally incinerated in a waste incineration plant.

That means that that waste in those waste incineration plants, and the possible release of dioxins, must be very closely monitored.

Almost all coal, nuclear, geothermal, solar thermal electric, and waste incineration plants, as well as many natural gas power plants are thermal.

In addition, Amendment No 97 on co-incineration should be rejected, because it reinforces the uneven playing field of waste incineration plants versus co-incineration plants.

In fact, incineration and the emissions released in the process are not the only concerns: chlorine also impacts on the recovery of energy in the waste incineration plant.

Results can, however, be achieved in various sectors in industry; the metal industry springs to mind, as do power plants, waste incineration plants and the waste recycling sector.

The waste incineration plant KVA (Kehricht-Verbrennungs-Anlage) Buchs incinerates the waste of 82 municipalities.

According to the German Environmental Ministry, "because of stringent regulations, waste incineration plants are no longer significant in terms of emissions of dioxins, dust, and heavy metals".

The waste is transported by road to the Edmonton Solid Waste Incineration Plant or to landfill sites in Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire.

In the 1980s, ILSR worked with Black, Latino, and White community organizations to halt a plan for six waste incineration plants in Los Angeles.

There are two sources of chlorine in waste incineration plants: firstly vegetable, fruit and garden waste, which contains a large amount of chlorine too, and then there is PVC.

For example, the emission standards for power stations must be comparable to those for waste incineration plants in terms of stringency, particularly if we consider that power stations are co-incinerators of waste.

In practice, Amendment No 11 would also mean that many halogenated substances, for example PVC, which frequently occurs in mixed domestic waste, would be excluded from incineration in waste incineration plants.

If we realise that waste incineration plants and cement kilns are only allowed to emit 40 mg of sulphur dioxide, I am surprised at the values for combustion plants which can be as high as 2 000 mg.