||Combustion Practice for Control of Organic Emissions from
Municipal Waste-to-Energy Plants. Seeker, W. R.; Lanier, W. S.;
Kilgroe, J. D.; ||Energy and Environmental Research Corp.,
Chapel Hill, NC. Eastern Operations Office.;Environmental
Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, NC. Air and Energy
Engineering Research Lab. Air pollution control equipment;
Volatile organic compounds; Waste processing plants ||Most EPA
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Check with individual libraries about paper copy. ||The paper
summarizes studies sponsored by the EPA to assess combustion
practice that can be used to minimize trace organic emissions.
Although the study was concerned primarily with defining good
combustion practice that will minimize the emission of toxic
congeners of dioxin and furans, the relationship of combustion
conditions to furnace emission of other pollutants (e.g.,
particulates, heavy metals, NOx, CO, and other organics) was
also considered. Recent advances in municipal