NOx emission from incineration of organic hazardous liquid waste containing hexamethylendiamine in fluidized bed

摘要

Experiments have been conducted to investigate NOx concentration profiles along bed height and influences of temperature and excess air on NOx emission in the range from 700 ℃ to 900 ℃, when waste water containing 5% Hexamethylenediamine incinerated in a bench scale hot fluidized bed. The testing results indicate that the concentration of NO2 is larger than that of NO along bed height except in the freeboard at 900 ℃, where NO, NO2 concentrations are zero. Temperature and excess air play significant role on NOx emission. With increasing in temperature the NOx emission decreases very rapidly in the range from 700 ℃ to 900 ℃. With increasing in excess air, NOx emission increases considerably at 700 ℃, but it is almost independent of excess air at 800 ℃,and at 900 ℃ NOx emission is zero indicating that NH2 from NH2(CH2)6NH2 has strong effect on de-NOx with increasing in temperature and excess air. NOx concentration profiles decrease progressively with bed height because of reduction of NOx by NH2. The mechanism of NOx formation and destruction is presented in the paper.