Примеры использования Waste incinerators на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Waste incinerators;
Dust removal, generally in waste incinerators.
Waste incinerators; and.
As mentioned above,some measuring devices ended up in waste incinerators.
Ix Waste incinerators; and.
Mercury removal efficiencies of flue gas cleaning systems for waste incinerators UNEP toolkit.
Ix Waste incinerators; and.
Operating and Emission Guidelines for Municipal Solid Waste Incinerators.
Ordinance on Waste Incinerators 17th BImSchV.
As a result, the mercury content of products has decreased,as has mercury emission from landfill sites and municipal waste incinerators.
Waste incinerators: 0.5 ton of As, 0.5 ton of Cd, 5.0 ton of Pb, and 5.0 ton of Zn.
Operating costs: ca. 2- 3/Mg waste; MWCs 211- 870; Medical Waste Incinerators, 2,000- 4000 per pound Hg removed.
Waste incinerators municipal, hazardous or medical waste; sewage.
Annex V of the UNECE POP protocol contains BAT to control emissions of POPs from major stationary sources including waste incinerators.
Municipal Waste Incinerators-- 40 C.F.R. Part 60, Subpart E, Subpart Ea and Subpart Eb;
SMART Clean TM Compact is the optimal solution to increase process efficiency of small industrial boilers, waste incinerators and biomass plants.
Hazardous waste incinerators are available in both portable and fixed units.
Waste incinerators must achieve 99.99% destruction and removal of this substance IPCS, 1993.
The SNCR process is implemented in a variety of combustion installations and process furnaces(glass and cement production)as well as in waste incinerators.
Most modern municipal waste incinerators are equipped with advanced emission control for different pollutants.
In the presence of chloride ions andat combustion chamber temperatures above 850°C a considerable part of mercury is present as HgCl2 in municipal waste incinerators.
In the EVSL context,some goods(e.g. waste incinerators) had been excluded from the APEC lists at the request of civil society.
What was striking was that their main idea was to deal with Poland's still heavy reliance on the landfilling of waste by building more waste incinerators.
Waste incinerators, including co-incinerators of municipal, hazardous or medical waste or of sewage sludge;
In some countries medical waste is incinerated in hazardous waste incinerators or in municipal waste incinerators suited for the purpose UNEP, 2005.
In conclusion, waste incinerators fulfilling the conditions for PCDD/Fs described above will usually have a comparable low emission level for PeCB.
These products are entering various waste streams, i.e., sewerage systems,landfills and waste incinerators, or are composted or deposited in other ways;
Hazardous waste incinerators can treat between 82 and 270 tons per day of waste(European Commission 2004) or between 30,000 and 100,000 tons per year UNEP 2004b.
Reduce mercury emissions to air from medical, municipal,and hazardous waste incinerators and reduce migration and emission of mercury from landfills.