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Incinerators

Incinerators help the world dispose of many different forms of waste. Operated at very high temperatures, incinerators are capable of transforming most waste into ash whilst emitting some pollutants into the atmosphere.

Incineration typically produces a range of emissions and before the flue gas cleaning system, the flue gases may contain significant amounts of particulate matter, heavy metals, dioxins, furans, sulfur dioxide, and hydrochloric acid.

Some waste incinerators convert the energy produced during incineration into electricity – in some cases with fewer emissions per unit of electricity produced than coal fired power stations. According to Germany's Ministry of the Environment, waste incinerators reduce the amount of some atmospheric pollutants by substituting power produced by coal-fired plants with power from waste-fired plants.

However, all stationary greenhouse gas emitters are facing progressively more stringent emissions controls due to mounting political pressure to reduce the level of manmade carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and atmospheric pollution generally.

MBD Energy Limited’s CO2 to Energy Algal Synthesis technology offers practical, retrofit solutions to high temperature incinerators and legacy low temperature waste-disposal facilities. The costs can be offset by the production of various commodities including biofuels (including dry fuel replacement briquettes for recycling in the incinerator’s furnaces), animal feed and various versatile forms of agriculture enriching fertilisers.

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