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I would like to ask: who has technical experience in using vaporization furnaces to burn organic wastewater?
We use a small amount of organic wastewater to be sprayed into the boiler for combustion, but this has a significant impact on the boiler temperature. It can be used in small quantities, but it definitely won’t work with large amounts of wastewater
Reply to 2# zfg8: Catalytic incineration will do; it involves using a catalyst to burn organic materials, and a stripping tower can be added in front of it.
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Contact this person: Yang Futang, phone number 13561926698. The nozzles he produces are used in the incineration of organic wastewater in boilers.