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Energy-from-waste plants rely on effective abatement systems to control pollutants such as hydrogen chloride and sulphur dioxide while maintaining stable and efficient operation.
Reagents including lime and sodium bicarbonate are commonly used to neutralise acidic gases. Continuous emissions monitoring gives operators the data needed to assess plant performance and optimise reagent dosing.
CODEL says effective monitoring can help plants maintain compliance while avoiding unnecessary reagent use and the additional operating costs that can result from over-dosing.
For more information on Why Effective Abatement Control Is Essential for Energy from Waste Plants talk to Codel International Ltd