Can a circulating fluidized bed burn hazardous waste?

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Among the furnace types used for the incineration of hazardous waste, circulating fluidized beds are rarely used. Why are they not utilized as often? The main advantages of a circulating fluidized bed are its wide fuel adaptability and high desulfurization efficiency. The furnace temperature is generally maintained at around 850°C, probably to ensure effective desulfurization According to environmental protection standards, the temperature required for burning hazardous waste is 1100°C. Can the temperature in a circulating fluidized bed reach 1100°C without the use of desulfurization? Thus, circulating fluidized bed technology is applied for the incineration of hazardous waste.

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