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Glasses incinerator waste

Incinerator waste as secondary raw material examples of applications in glasses, glass-ceramics and ceramics... [Pg.423]

There is an important feedback factor which cannot be properly evaluated at this time. It concerns future municipal investment in a specific waste control system. This could result in legislation controlling the input of important potential waste materials to the municipality. For example large capital investment in a heat/energy recovery system based on incineration might induce legislative restrictions on low calorific materials like metals and glass. [Pg.104]

Plastics also make it possible to re-examine the policy of medical wastes. The incineration of plastics, provided these resins are incinerated with negligible impact on the environment, poses fewer problems than the incineration of glass, which leaves significant residues. [Pg.141]

The transportable vitrification system (TVS) is a large-scale, fully integrated ex sim vitrification system that treats low-level and mixed wastes in the form of sludges, soils, incinerator ash, and many other waste streams. The unit is designed to be transportable and easily decontaminated. Slurried or dry feed is mixed with glass formers, and the glass product is continuously poured into steel containers that are cooled, stored, and eventually disposed in low-level radioactive burial facilities. [Pg.1134]

The efficiency of reactant utilization in CVD on float glass can be as low as 10%, necessitating the installation of expensive chemical scrubbing units or incinerators and requiring landfill of more than one million kg/year of waste. [Pg.4]

RjSnX RjSnX, RjSnXj, RSnXj RjSnXj, RSnXj Agricultural spraying, volatilization from biocidal treatments, antifouling paint sprays Incineration of organotin-treated or -stabilized waste materials. Glass coating operations to produce SnOj films... [Pg.592]

Lashtchenova, T. N., Lifanov, F. A. Stefanovsky, S. V. 1997. Incorporation of radon incinerator ash in glass and glass crystalline materials. Waste Management 97 Conference. Laser Options, Inc., Tucson, CD-ROM. [Pg.58]

Lifanov, F. A., Kobelev, A. P. etal. 1998. Incorporation of intermediate-level liquid radioactive nuclear power plant wastes in glass and ceramics. Proceedings of the IT3 International Conference On Incineration and Thermal Treatment Technologies. Salt Lake City, 609-612. [Pg.59]

Hnat, J. G. Bartone, L. M. 1996. Recycling of boiler and incinerator ash into value added glass products. In Proceedings 17th Biennal Waste Processing Conference, ASME, 129-142. [Pg.408]

Falcone, R., Hreglich, S., Profilo, B. Vallotto, M. 2003. Inertization by vitrification of mixtures of municipal waste incineration slag and ash and valorisation of the obtained glass products. Rivista della Stazione Sperimentale del Vetro, 4, 25-29. [Pg.433]

Romero, M., Rawlings, R. D. Rincon, J. Ma. 1999. Development of a new glass ceramic by means of controlled vitrification and crystallisation of inorganic wastes from urban incineration. Journal of the European Ceramic Society, 19, 2049-2058. [Pg.433]

MCB MCC MINEQL MOX MSWI p,-SXRF MW Microwave burn-out Materials Characterization Center Mineral equilibria (computer program) Mixed-oxide (fuel) Municipal solid waste incinerator Synchrotron-based X-ray microfluorescence Magnox waste glass (British Nuclear Fuel Public Ltd. Company)... [Pg.685]

Other human activities that release arsenic include herbicide use, automobile traffic, marine vessels, glass manufacturing, steel production, waste incineration, Portland cement manufacturing, and the combustion of CCA-preserved wood ((Shih, 2005), 88 (Matschullat, 2000), 302 (Chein et al., 2006 Wasson et al., 2005 Frey and Zhao, 2004) Chapter 7). Total anthropogenic emissions of arsenic to the atmosphere are about 18 800-25 800 t per year (Shih, 2005), 88. [Pg.58]

The method chosen for segregation and accumulation of wastes destined for incineration depends on the design of incinerator and its waste-feed mechanism, which vary widely. Some incinerators can handle only bulk liquid wastes, whereas others accept solid or packaged wastes such as fiber packs and glass or plastic bottles a few even accept steel cans or drums. [Pg.516]


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