Advantages of Waste Incineration (Containerized Processing)

Advantages of Waste Incineration (Containerized Processing)

 

Waste incineration (limited to incinerators), open-air incineration is not recommended. It is a waste treatment method that involves burning organic matter in waste to reduce its volume.

 

Incineration, along with other high-temperature waste treatment systems, is referred to as "thermal treatment." Incinerating waste converts it into ash, exhaust gases, and heat.

 

Chimney ash is mostly composed of inorganic matter from the waste, typically in the form of solids and particulate matter in the exhaust gases. Before being released into the atmosphere, the exhaust gases undergo a process to remove pollutants and particulate matter; the remaining residue is then used for landfilling.

 

In some cases, the heat generated from waste incineration can be used for power generation and heating.

 

Incineration is one method of converting waste into energy and reducing its volume harmlessly.

 

A low-temperature pyrolysis technology has emerged as an alternative to incineration: the Fireprint low-temperature magnetic pyrolysis furnace.