Process for destroying toxic substances occurring during the elimination of organic refuse components
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Jul 18, 1995
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Apr 2, 1993
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Apr 6, 1992
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A process for destroying toxic substances is described by irreversible substance decomposition of chemically relatively stable molecular structures occurring during the heat treatment of organic refuse constituents and whilst using a high temperature reactor. For this purpose, the reactor burner zone is supplied with a toxic substance--molecular structure mixture mixed with additional combustible gases raising the flame temperature and which is in liquid and/or gaseous form, in addition to oxygen in stoichiometric excess. The reaction gas thermally split off in the oxygen burner is then kept for at least 5 seconds in a stabilizing area of the reactor kept at a temperature of at least 1400.degree. C. and subsequently is suddenly cooled from this temperature to at least 100.degree. C.
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