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Martin Gmbh Fur Umwelt-und Energietechnik

Martin Gmbh Fuer Umwelt- Und Enetgietechnik

Michael Busch

Johannes J Martin

Joachim Horn

Oliver Gohlke

Eva-Christine Langhein

Dragutin Brebric

Erich Busch

The apparatus for separating residues from a thermal waste treatment into one fine fraction and one coarse fraction comprises a housing () abutting on swinging elements (), said housing having a plurality of diagonally offset plates (-) that are disposed one beneath the other and are connected to said housing () by their side edges, and being equipped with means () for generating a vibration component oriented in the direction of the plates (-) disposed diagonally offset downward. The apparatus further comprises one suction line () as well as an inlet opening for a gas that may be passed between the plates for wind sieving. Residues or slag from a waste treatment plant or an incineration plant are supplied to this apparatus in order to separate them into at least one fine fraction and one coarse fraction.

Method and apparatus for separating residues

In the process for treating incineration residues from waste incineration plants, the incineration material is incinerated on a furnace grate. The incineration residues produced are quenched in a wet slag remover and conveyed out of the latter. The wet incineration residues which come out of the wet slag remover are firstly divided into two fractions by means of a screening operation, after which the main fraction is washed with water taken from the wet slag remover, and in the process adhering fine pieces are separated off. The washed pieces of the incineration residues are fed for reuse. The washing water together with the ultra fine pieces which have been taken up during the washing operation pass into the wet slag remover. The fine fraction produced during the mechanical separation operation is fed back to the incineration operation.

Process for treating incineration residues from an incineration plant

Incineration is controlled in such a way that a sintering and/or fusing of the slag takes place as early as in the incineration bed of the main incineration zone. The incineration residues produced are quenched in a wet slag remover and conveyed out of the latter. The wet incineration residues which come out of the wet slag remover are firstly divided into two fractions by means of a screening operation, after which the main fraction is washed with water taken from the wet slag remover, and in the process adhering fine pieces are separated off. The washed pieces of the incineration residues are fed for reuse. The washing water together with the ultra fine pieces which have been taken up during the washing operation pass into the wet slag remover. The fine fraction produced during the mechanical separation operation is fed back to the incineration operation.

In a process for influencing the properties of incineration residues from an incineration plant, in particular a waste incineration plant, the incineration is controlled sot that a sintering and/or fusing of the slag takes place as earl as in the incineration bed of the main incineration zone, and as yet unsintered or unfused incineration residues are separated off at the end of the incineration operation and fed back to the incineration operation.

Process for influencing the properties of incineration residues from an incineration plant

In a process for gasifying and burning waste materials, the waste materials are introduced into an incinerator (1) and end up on a burning grate (6) to which combustion air is conducted through various undergrate forced draft chambers (8a to 8e). In the first area combustion air is introduced at a superstoichiometric level in order to ignite the waste materials. Then, via the undergrate forced draft chambers (8c to 8e), oxygen is mixed into the air which is used for the gasification, thereby establishing a substoichiometric level which results in gasification of the waste materials. The combustible gases which result from this process pass via a waste gas flue (12) into a second furnace (2), in which the gases are burned at a superstoichiometric level through the introduction of combustion air. The resulting waste gases pass to a heat exchanger (3).

Process and device for producing and utilizing gas from waste materials

A method for burning fuels, particularly garbage, in incinerators with a stoker grate, for which the primary air is supplied below the stoker grate into the fuel layer and the secondary air is supplied above the fuel layer, is controlled in such a way that the intensity of the combustion of the fuel on the stoker grate is increased by increasing the oxygen content of the primary air and the intensity of the combustion in the secondary combustion zone is choked by decreasing the oxygen content in the secondary air. Flue gas, preferably from the combustion process, is recirculated in order to reduce the oxygen content of the secondary air.

Burning fuels, particularly for incinerating garbage

A filter for the purification of tap water containing several layers of different filter materials. One of the layers is an adsorption filter element comprising a self-supporting sintered body of finely dispersed adsortion material, e.g., activated charcoal, a thermoplastic binder material and a finely dispersed, oligodynamic material, wherein these materials provide a fine-mesh, mechanical filter. The adsorption filter can also be used by itself for filtering purposes.

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Rosenheim, Germany

Michael Busch