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Figure 44. - Inserting a SCR type NOx removal system into a global flue gas treatment system
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Figure 39. - Molier diagram: Calculating the quantity of water that has to be injected and flue gas saturation temperature
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Photo 19. - Fluidised bed incinerator Thermylis-HTFB –Elbeuf plant (Seine-Maritime, France)
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Figure 37. - Addition of IC 850 into a household waste grate incinerator
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Figure 38. - The IC 850 injection system
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Figure 43. - Flue gas wet processing
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Formula: Processing nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution
Formula: Processing nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution
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Figure 40. - Flue gas wet processing
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Table 15. - Incineration: comparison between the various statutory texts
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Figure 52. - Utilisation in a 40,000 p.e. wastewater treatment plant
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Figure 53. - Daily material balance (40,000 p.e. wastewater treatment plant)
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the lowest energy sludge drying system – Evaporis LE schema
the lowest energy sludge drying system – Evaporis LE schema
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low temperature sludge drying system – Evaporis LT schema
low temperature sludge drying system – Evaporis LT schema
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natural sludge drying in green house – Heliantis™
natural sludge drying in green house – Heliantis™
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Thermoposting plant system collecting routing air biofilter
Photo 4. - Thermoposting plant in the town of Revel (Haute-Garonne, France): rear view of the system for collecting and routing air to the biofilter
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Thermoposting plant Reve containers Ampli-Roll handling system
Photo 3. - Thermoposting plant in the town of Revel (Haute-Garonne, France): view of the containers with the Ampli-Roll handling system
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Thermoposting- preparing sludge/co-mixture
Photo 2. - Thermoposting- preparing the sludge/co-product mixture
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Sludge behaviour dry solids content
Figure 4. - Sludge behaviour versus the dry solids content
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Innodry dryer Arendale plant
Photo 5. - Innodry dryer: Arendale (Sweden) plant
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Heat processes sludge
Table 2. - Heat processes applied to sludge
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