Abstract
The use of coal as a supplemental fuel in multiple hearth sludge incineration was investigated; how sulphur lump coal was added to dewatered sludge being fed to the furnace, reducing incinerator oil requirements by 70%. With full-scale retrofit of the treatment plant total annual costs for coal supplemental feeding would be 161,000 dollars, but oil savings would be 240,000 dollars.
Citation Formats
Swanson, G J, and Bergstedt, D C.
Coal as a supplemental heat source in sludge incineration.
United States: N. p.,
1979.
Web.
Swanson, G J, & Bergstedt, D C.
Coal as a supplemental heat source in sludge incineration.
United States.
Swanson, G J, and Bergstedt, D C.
1979.
"Coal as a supplemental heat source in sludge incineration."
United States.
@misc{etde_5749850,
title = {Coal as a supplemental heat source in sludge incineration}
author = {Swanson, G J, and Bergstedt, D C}
abstractNote = {The use of coal as a supplemental fuel in multiple hearth sludge incineration was investigated; how sulphur lump coal was added to dewatered sludge being fed to the furnace, reducing incinerator oil requirements by 70%. With full-scale retrofit of the treatment plant total annual costs for coal supplemental feeding would be 161,000 dollars, but oil savings would be 240,000 dollars.}
journal = []
volume = {51:7}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United States}
year = {1979}
month = {Jul}
}
title = {Coal as a supplemental heat source in sludge incineration}
author = {Swanson, G J, and Bergstedt, D C}
abstractNote = {The use of coal as a supplemental fuel in multiple hearth sludge incineration was investigated; how sulphur lump coal was added to dewatered sludge being fed to the furnace, reducing incinerator oil requirements by 70%. With full-scale retrofit of the treatment plant total annual costs for coal supplemental feeding would be 161,000 dollars, but oil savings would be 240,000 dollars.}
journal = []
volume = {51:7}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United States}
year = {1979}
month = {Jul}
}