Incineration of Bio-Hazard Material
Abstract
A system for incinerating bio-hazardous waste includes a chamber having there within a hydrocarbon feedstock and a plurality of electrodes between which an electric arc is formed, producing an arc-based gas. The system includes at least one primary combustion chamber in which an amount of bio-hazardous waste is incinerated. A source of combustion is interfaced to each of the at least one primary combustion chambers, thereby providing heat and ignition to the bio-hazardous waste. A secondary combustion chamber accepts fumes from the at least one primary combustion chamber and combines the fumes with the arc-formed gas and then the fumes mixed with the arc-formed gas are combusted.
Claims
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1 . A system for incinerating bio-hazardous waste, the system comprising:
at least one primary combustion chamber through which an amount of bio-hazardous waste is incinerated; a source of combustion interfaced to each of the at least one primary combustion chambers, thereby providing heat and ignition to the bio-hazardous waste, whereas a temperature of at least one of the at least one primary combustion chamber is raised using the arc-formed gas; and an exhaust interfaced to the primary combustion chambers, the exhaust extracting fumes from the at least one combustion chamber.
2 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 1 , wherein the bio-hazardous waste moves through the at least one primary combustion chamber on a conveyor system.
3 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 1 , wherein air is injected into the at least one of the at least one primary combustion chamber to improve combustion of the bio-hazardous waste and increase flue temperatures.
4 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 1 , further comprising a secondary combustion chamber interfaced to the exhaust, whereby the arc-formed gas is combined with the fumes from the at least one primary combustion chambers and the arc-formed gas and the fumes are burned in the secondary combustion chamber, reducing pollutants before being released to the atmosphere.
5 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 4 , wherein the fumes from the primary combustion chambers are chilled before the arc-formed gas is combined with the fumes and before the arc-formed gas and the fumes are then burned.
6 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 1 , wherein heat generated in the primary combustion chambers is used to generate usable power.
7 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 4 , wherein heat generated in the secondary combustion chamber is used to generate usable power.
8 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 8 , wherein the usable power is electricity.
9 . A system for incinerating bio-hazardous waste, the system comprising:
at least one primary combustion chamber through which an amount of bio-hazardous waste is incinerated; a source of combustion interfaced to each of the at least one primary combustion chambers, thereby providing heat and ignition to the bio-hazardous waste; and a secondary combustion chamber in which fumes from the at least one primary combustion chamber is combined with an arc-formed gas and then the fumes mixed with the arc-formed gas are combusted.
10 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 9 , wherein the bio-hazardous waste moves through the at least one primary combustion chamber on a conveyor system.
11 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 9 , wherein air is injected into the at least one of the at least one primary combustion chamber to improve combustion of the bio-hazardous waste and increase temperatures.
12 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 9 , wherein the fumes from the at least one primary combustion chamber is chilled before the arc-formed gas is combined with the fumes and before the arc-formed gas and the fumes are then burned.
13 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 9 , wherein heat generated in the primary combustion chambers is used to generate usable power.
14 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 9 , wherein heat generated in the secondary combustion chamber is used to generate usable power.
15 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 13 , wherein the usable power is electricity.
16 . A system for incinerating bio-hazardous waste, the system comprising:
a chamber having there within a hydrocarbon feedstock and a plurality of electrodes between which an electric arc is formed, thereby producing an arc-based gas; at least one primary combustion chamber in which an amount of bio-hazardous waste is incinerated; a source of combustion interfaced to each of the at least one primary combustion chambers, thereby providing heat and ignition to the bio-hazardous waste; and a secondary combustion chamber in which fumes from the at least one primary combustion chamber is combined with the arc-formed gas and then the fumes mixed with the arc-formed gas are combusted.
17 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 16 , wherein air is injected into the at least one of the at least one primary combustion chamber to improve combustion of the bio-hazardous waste and increase temperatures.
18 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 16 , wherein the fumes from the at least one primary combustion chamber is chilled before the arc-formed gas is combined with the fumes and before the arc-formed gas and the fumes are then burned.
19 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 16 , wherein heat generated in the primary combustion chambers and heat generated in the secondary combustion chamber is used to generate usable power.
20 . The system for incinerating waste of claim 19 , wherein the usable power is electricity.Cited by (0)
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