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Clearing the Air About Sludge Incinerator Emissions

by Phillip M. Martin, Black & Veatch, Engineers - Architects, Kansas City, United States,
Eugene W. Waltz, Black & Veatch, Engineers - Architects, Kansas City, United States,
Richard D. Kuchenrither, (M.ASCE), Black & Veatch, Engineers - Architects, Kansas City, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Critical Issues in Water and Wastewater Treatment

Abstract:

In 1990, a research needs assessment for wastewater treatment agencies conducted by the Water Environment Research Foundation recommended a three-year project to identify and quantify hydrocarbon constituents in emissions from municipal sewage sludge incinerators. The project was designed to evaluate existing emission test data and obtain additional information to more completely characterize hydrocarbon emissions, their associated health risk, and operational factors effecting emissions. This paper presents the results and findings from the first year of the project.

Subject Headings: Emissions | Water treatment plants | Sludge | Incineration | Health hazards | Non-renewable energy | Hydrocarbons

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