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Modern waste incineration plants enable efficient and environmentally friendly residual waste treatment. Thermal utilisation mineralises the waste, significantly reduces the volume of waste and at the same time generates energy in the form of heat and electricity.
Advantages of waste incineration
Reduction in the volume of waste
The volume of residual waste is reduced by approx. 90%.
Landfill savings
The amount of residual waste that has to be sent to landfill is significantly reduced.
Emission reduction
Pollutants and greenhouse gases such as methane are minimised.
Energy recovery
The heat from incineration is used to generate electricity and district heating.
Disposal of hazardous waste
Hazardous components of the residual waste are safely destroyed.
In all plants, the residual waste is completely incinerated at high temperatures (850 °C or higher). A drying and gasification process ensures optimum energy utilisation. The incineration temperature is regulated by the calorific value of the waste and the excess air.
Environmentally friendly residual waste incineration
The 17th BImSchV (Federal Immission Control Act) defines strict requirements for the incineration conditions in order to ensure environmentally friendly residual waste incineration. These include, among other things;
The incineration of residual waste produces various residual materials such as bottom ash, boiler ash and fly ash. These must be disposed of in accordance with waste legislation.
Grate firing
Rotary kiln
Fluidised bed process
Fixed bed and smooth surface burners
Modern waste incineration plants make an important contribution to sustainable waste management.
By utilising the latest incineration technologies and efficient waste gas cleaning systems, residual waste can be recycled in an environmentally friendly way and energy can be generated at the same time.
The most environmentally friendly results are achieved in grate firing plants.
With this type of incineration, the oxygen supply and dwell time can be controlled very well and therefore the most environmentally friendly process results are generally achieved.
The advantages of ZANNI combustion grate technology lie in the details.
It offers enormous potential for the combustion process!
The grate surface is very large and the supply of combustion air within the combustible materials is optimised. This is because the residence time of the combustible materials can also be easily controlled by skilfully supplying the required oxygen to the waste.
Maximum control of the combustion process.
An extension of the time can be achieved with minimum effort.
Multi-medium incineration grate
Due to its design, the ZANNI combustion grate is suitable for solids and sludge.
Solids can be, for example, municipal waste, industrial waste, clinical and other contaminated waste.
Solid waste can also be mixed with liquids.
Sludges can be oily sludges, sewage sludge and others.
The criteria for the amount of waste sent for incineration are the composition of the combustible material and thus its calorific value.
The heat-resistant steps of the grate are equipped with air impulse slots as a kind of nozzles.
The air swirls into the combustible materials in large quantities and conveys them along the grate.
The swirled combustion air turns the combustible materials around, breaks them up and supports the entire combustion process.
This also achieves a high throughput rate per unit area of the grate.
The system allows the user a flexible selection of load cases.
Depending on the application and, above all, on requirements, either mass throughput or dwell time can be selected.
Everything can be controlled by the air flow rate and the air pulses.
This is a huge step forward in combustion technology.
Characteristics
It is quick and easy to explain why the residual moisture of sludge needs to be reduced:
Increased emissions of pollutants
Incomplete combustion leads to increased emissions of pollutants such as dust, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide and hydrogen chloride.
Lower combustion temperature
The combustion temperature drops if the water content of the sludge is too high. This can lead to incomplete combustion and the formation of soot.
Slag formation
The slag produced during the incineration of sewage sludge can lead to problems during storage and disposal if the residual moisture content is high.
Pre-drying to improve the incineration process
To ensure optimum incineration of the sludge, the sludge is usually dried before incineration. In this way, the residual moisture can be reduced to the desired value of 25%.
Further useful information
Residual moisture
The residual moisture of the sewage sludge can vary depending on the process and plant.
Requirements
The exact requirements for the residual moisture are defined by the local regulations and the authorisation notices of the individual plants.
Drying process
There are various methods for drying sewage sludge. Depending on the requirements and local conditions, these can be, for example, drum dryers, belt dryers or fluidised bed dryers.
Particularly in existing incineration plants, an enormous advantage in terms of operating conditions and environmental protection can be achieved with minimum effort for conversion or retrofitting.
Available as a completely closed stand-alone system with side panels and grate, or as a pure combustion grate adapted to the structural conditions.
The only requirement is that a sufficient air supply is guaranteed and that the system and the stove are accessible for installation.
On this incineration grate, the sewage sludge can be burnt out to the maximum at high temperatures.
The ZANNI grate process enables simple and efficient thermal utilisation of sewage sludge. The grate surface is very large and the supply of combustion air within the combustible materials is optimised.
The arrangement of the combustion shingles is designed to ensure that the sludge is transported safely over the combustion grate. The combustion air cools the grate, absorbs the energy and dries the sludge even faster in the first stages by preheating it. This also protects the grate.
The hot air generated upstream of the filter can be used as preheated combustion and circulating air. In this way, a heat cycle can be created. This supports combustion and reduces costs.
Incineration minimises the amount of sewage sludge.
Phosphorus, a valuable component of the sewage sludge, can be recovered from the remaining ash in a subsequent recycling process.
This grate technology enables sustainable waste management through the independent thermal utilisation of the sewage sludge and the recovery of residual materials from the ash.
Incineration can be decentralised on site in the immediate vicinity of the sewage sludge producer, thus eliminating transport costs and the associated emissions.
This is also an additional contribution to environmental protection.
Furnace grates are always classic wear parts.
Time means costs.
The costs show how good an investment was.
Example configuration
Plant capacity:
1000 kg/h sludge up to 2000 kg/h solid waste
Patented ZANNI grate:
Special high-temperature resistant stainless steel
Maintenance effort:
Cooling time: ~ 2 days
Grate replacement: ~ 2 days
Heating up time: ~ 2 days
Lower purchase costs:
Low maintenance:
Durable:
Cheaper spare parts:
Easy to operate:
Reliable:
Greater flexibility: