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Title	Rotary Kiln Incineration: The Effect of Oxygen Enrichment on Formation of Transient Puffs During Batch Introduction of Hazardous Wastes
Creator	Linak, William P.; McSorley, Joseph A.; Wendt, J. O. L.; Dunn, James E.
Publisher	Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
Date	1987
Spatial Coverage	presented at Palm Springs, California
Abstract	Experiments on a 73 kW (250,000 Btu/hr) rotary kiln incinerator simulator equipped with a prototype oxygen enrichment burner were performed to determine the effect of oxygen enrichment on the magnitude and intensity of transient puffs emitted during batch introduction of contained liquid surrogate waste (toluene) on corncob sorbent. Results show that the effect of oxygen enrichment at constant temperature is to decrease the transient puff size but that increases in kiln temperature associated with oxygen enrichment can offset this and cause net increases in the transient emissions. This effect is likely due to increases in the rate of waste volatilization. These results were especially true for particulate matter and are consistent with previous results without oxygen enrichment.
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