Correlation of chlorinated organic compound emissions from incineration with chlorinated organic input
This paper summarizes the results of stack emission measurements made since 1988 at the University of Florida-Tacachale-Clean Combustion Technology Laboratory. We find several statistically significant relationships between HCl emissions (a surrogate for PVC in the waste) and the emissions of a numb...
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| description | This paper summarizes the results of stack emission measurements made since 1988 at the University of Florida-Tacachale-Clean Combustion Technology Laboratory. We find several statistically significant relationships between HCl emissions (a surrogate for PVC in the waste) and the emissions of a number of chlorinated organic compounds. These relationships have important implications for clean combustion technology and public policy. |
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