Thermal characterisation of a solid waste incinerator by temperature measurements with suction pyrometers
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Marchesi, R.
Rinaldi, F.
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International Conference on Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics
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Paper presented at the 5th International Conference on Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics, South Africa, 1-4 July, 2007.
According to the European Waste Directive 2000/76/CE, temperature of gaseous emissions in the postcombustion zone of an incinerator is one of the key parameters that has to be continuously measured and controlled. A bare thermocouple is generally affected by different physical contributes which make the gas temperature measurement incorrect. This paper analyzes the errors that can arise when using a bare thermocouple, describes principle design and uncertainty of a suction pyrometer and a method to characterize a waste incinerator. Results allow a correct thermal characterization of the plant permitting a better energy management.
According to the European Waste Directive 2000/76/CE, temperature of gaseous emissions in the postcombustion zone of an incinerator is one of the key parameters that has to be continuously measured and controlled. A bare thermocouple is generally affected by different physical contributes which make the gas temperature measurement incorrect. This paper analyzes the errors that can arise when using a bare thermocouple, describes principle design and uncertainty of a suction pyrometer and a method to characterize a waste incinerator. Results allow a correct thermal characterization of the plant permitting a better energy management.
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Gas temperature measurement, Thermocouple, Waste incinerator, Pyrometer, Solid waste incinerator
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Marchesi, R & Rinaldi F 2007, Thermal characterisation of a solid waste incinerator by temperature measurements with suction pyrometers, Paper presented to the 5th International Conference on Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics, South Africa, 1-4 July 2007.
